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Looks like I ended up with an extra SE compensator (long story below). Anyone in the area need one? If so I can also help install (other parts needed and must be purchased separately).
Short version of long story: Pulled my stock compensator because I didn't trust it and because of noise issues. Discovered damage. Ordered SE Compensator on line. Took stock compensator to the dealer who agreed to give me partial credit toward a new one. Didn't manage to cancel ordered compensator in time. Now I have two.
Last edited by davessworks; Nov 26, 2010 at 03:23 PM.
Looks like I ended up with an extra SE compensator (long story below). Anyone in the area need one? If so I can also help install.
Short version of long story: Pulled my stock compensator because I didn't trust it and because of noise issues. Discovered damage. Ordered SE Compensator on line. Took stock compensator to the dealer who agreed to give me partial credit toward a new one. Didn't manage to cancel ordered compensator in time. Now I have two.
Figures. I ride to your side of the state all the time. Of course nows there snow every where.
I'm drawing a blank here. What's a compensator? What's it do? What's better about the SE over the stock one. I have a limited with MGS true Duals, TTS Supertuner, PM air cleaner, Woods TW6-6 cams. What is the deal? Is it some kind of compression release? My softtail has manual compression releases...
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