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They have to be close. Mine showed up about a half hour ago. With your bike going to Dynojet, I wish you had gotten yours first. Did you ever check out your injectors? Mine is going in on Tuesday for replacement to the 25s. I would like to know which you have so I know which injectors the map for the t-rex pipes will be once it gets posted on their site.
Wanna save money? Just think about it like this -- everything looks good in the catalog, but not everything looks good on the bike - --
Keep it simple, don't fall into the HD trap of gotta have more more more! Too much makes it look, well, like a moving catalog!
bolt on Acc. I am pretty much done. just black forks and black uppers to go. Then what i might do with the controls, stay black or chrome them. That will depend on how they look when i get the wheels.
I can only hope that your dealer is giving you some discounts. My dealer in AZ does not give any discounts. So, I now order all my HD products from Hale's HD in Ohio. They'll give you 20% off MSRP on any part, accessory, or motorcloth item. Shipping is reasonable, but no tax! Save some $$$$.
ORIGINAL: vegashd
After I went to the HD dealership and picked up the down payment for my mods I will be doing i decided i had better not wait to long.
I started with smoked turn sginal lenses from day one.
Since then I have added,
Skull collection:
Hand grips
Derby cover
Timing cover
Floorboards
Brake pedal
heel and toe shifters
consol inlay
I have waiting:
PCIII
SE intake kit
I have on order:
T rex true Duals
Gee does this ever end?
I am pretty sure once I do my 21/18 wheel combo i will be installin black forks and black upper cover. I want to be sure I like the black on chrome look.
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