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I don't think so. I'm no expert, but I think the FLHR evolved from the FLHS which already had the EVO. Besides that, my 94 has an EVO and the VIN says it came that way.
That's what doesn't make sense to me. The 94 through 96 (I think) had the same frame, etc. and in 97 the RK changed to a lower seat height. To my knowledge, nothing changed between 94 and 96 so I don't understand why the Fullsac or other exhaust won't work on a 94. There's got to be a reason.....I just gotta find it.
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