Air Cleaner Cover suggestions
I am very interested in what you are doing on this. I have your breather and chrome backing plate. I really like the open breather element look. I had a Baron's BAK on my last bike. Are you talking about a cover for the element and leaving the breather element open? Something like the RSD/PM design? What are you looking at as far as price point?
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 977
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Smooth Air Cleaner Cover
Wrap your Screamin' EagleŽ round air cleaner element in style. The mirror-chrome low-profile Air Cleaner Cover shields the element and opens breathing space between the backing plate and the cover. Cut-away bottom design exposes the air cleaner element to maximize the air flow. Easy to install, the one-piece cover is the ideal complement to the Chrome Air Cleaner Back Plate P/N 29510-05.
29153-07
Fits '99-later Twin Cam models equipped with Screamin' EagleŽ Stage Kits or High Flow Air Cleaner Assembly. '08-later DynaŽ models require separate purchase of Stage 1 Air Cleaner Kit P/N 29773-02C.
MSRP US $44.95
Willie G.Ž Skull Collection Air Cleaner Insert
Add a little attitude to your ride. Styled to complement Harley-DavidsonŽ Skull accessory items, the menacing raised skull with black-filled eyes leaps from a field of chrome. The surrounding "Harley-DavidsonŽ Motorcycles" script is the perfect finishing touch. This complete collection of engine covers dresses your bike for a true custom look.
29417-04
Fits EvolutionŽ 1340 and Twin Cam-equipped models with stock air cleaner (except '08-later DynaŽ and FLSTSB).
MSRP US $39.95
Wrap your Screamin' EagleŽ round air cleaner element in style. The mirror-chrome low-profile Air Cleaner Cover shields the element and opens breathing space between the backing plate and the cover. Cut-away bottom design exposes the air cleaner element to maximize the air flow. Easy to install, the one-piece cover is the ideal complement to the Chrome Air Cleaner Back Plate P/N 29510-05.
29153-07
Fits '99-later Twin Cam models equipped with Screamin' EagleŽ Stage Kits or High Flow Air Cleaner Assembly. '08-later DynaŽ models require separate purchase of Stage 1 Air Cleaner Kit P/N 29773-02C.
MSRP US $44.95
Willie G.Ž Skull Collection Air Cleaner Insert
Add a little attitude to your ride. Styled to complement Harley-DavidsonŽ Skull accessory items, the menacing raised skull with black-filled eyes leaps from a field of chrome. The surrounding "Harley-DavidsonŽ Motorcycles" script is the perfect finishing touch. This complete collection of engine covers dresses your bike for a true custom look.
29417-04
Fits EvolutionŽ 1340 and Twin Cam-equipped models with stock air cleaner (except '08-later DynaŽ and FLSTSB).
MSRP US $39.95
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 342
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From: Midwest
We are working on some billet AC covers at the moment that we should be releasing in the next month or so. So far we are manufacturing a smooth polished billet cover and a polished billet cover with CNC ball milled grooves. If there is a specific style of cover you guys want, let me know and we will take it under consideration and we may be able to build them
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 356
Likes: 1
From: Eastern Massachusetts
Roland Sands Venturi A/C
Been wanting to change my A/C cover, not the backplate, but I haven't seen anything that strikes my fancy.
I do like the RSD Venturi Speed,
but I don't want to change my backplate since I use the Doherty setup.
Any suggestions for a screw on cover that fits over the round element that looks good?
I do like the RSD Venturi Speed,
but I don't want to change my backplate since I use the Doherty setup.Any suggestions for a screw on cover that fits over the round element that looks good?
Last edited by doctorharrison; Dec 29, 2009 at 01:05 PM.
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 827
Likes: 5
From: Ohio
I like that look but don't like the ugly plastic plug and wiring that plugs into the back of the EFI. Does anyone make a cover to hide that plug??
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 702
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From: Florida
As far as design sky is the limit. The covers we are building will be cap style covers for the outer face of the element. I would be interested in doing some trick stuff, maybe CNC machined 5 spoke design similar to a Torq Thrust wheel. I do not want to anodize or coat these covers and want to stick with billet polished designs. Let me know what you are looking for
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I picked up my cover off ebay. I think I paid 17 bucks with shipping. It was listed as a "billet" air cleaner cover for a VW. It's not what I would consider billet, it seems to be cheap cast aluminum. I spend about a half hour with my buffing wheel, and considering what it cost, I am pretty happy with it.
I picked up my cover off ebay. I think I paid 17 bucks with shipping. It was listed as a "billet" air cleaner cover for a VW. It's not what I would consider billet, it seems to be cheap cast aluminum. I spend about a half hour with my buffing wheel, and considering what it cost, I am pretty happy with it.
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From: KMHT KFMY
football cover insert, installed using a flat washer to space the mounting plate for this particular one out a C hair. Also notice the HD Chrome FI cover that hides the FI manifold. I made the horn cover out of a spare 100th anniv. windshield badge I had kicking around. Sure beat paying 130 bucks for one off EBAY
Last edited by Neggy ZRXOA 5248; Dec 29, 2009 at 05:30 PM.