2006 Street Glide
probably do an Arlen Ness air cleaner, a SERT and be done performance wise (unless i get a big raise)
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 695
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From: Kingwood, TX
Congrats on the step-up.....you'll miss that sporty.
Have fun with the mods and good thing it's black, you don't have to worry about a color change!
Check with Jamie at Fuel Moto before you pull the trigger on that A/C & tuner, he's got a wealth of knowledge, decent prices and unmatched "after the sale" support.
Have fun with the mods and good thing it's black, you don't have to worry about a color change!
Check with Jamie at Fuel Moto before you pull the trigger on that A/C & tuner, he's got a wealth of knowledge, decent prices and unmatched "after the sale" support.
Depends on your budget and what you plan for future mods. IMO SERT is overkill for stage 1.
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 3,328
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From: Pacific Northwest
Look under the right side panel. Your bike may already have some kind of tuning device.
Everyone here is going to have their favorite tuning device. Personally, I'd highly recommend a PCIII for your machine. Fuel Moto is the place to get it. The money saved over a SERT could go towards a gear drive cam set-up. Your bike would be virtually bullet proof then.
Everyone here is going to have their favorite tuning device. Personally, I'd highly recommend a PCIII for your machine. Fuel Moto is the place to get it. The money saved over a SERT could go towards a gear drive cam set-up. Your bike would be virtually bullet proof then.
Look under the right side panel. Your bike may already have some kind of tuning device.
Everyone here is going to have their favorite tuning device. Personally, I'd highly recommend a PCIII for your machine. Fuel Moto is the place to get it. The money saved over a SERT could go towards a gear drive cam set-up. Your bike would be virtually bullet proof then.
Everyone here is going to have their favorite tuning device. Personally, I'd highly recommend a PCIII for your machine. Fuel Moto is the place to get it. The money saved over a SERT could go towards a gear drive cam set-up. Your bike would be virtually bullet proof then.
Intermediate
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 35
Likes: 0
From: S. Houston
I ride an 06 street glide, just bought my wife a sportster and it is definitely faster. I have been wondering if the bike is still covered under recalls, can I still get the problem with the rotors fixed?
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What's the problem with the rotors? I have an 06 and I'm not aware of a problem.
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Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 35
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From: S. Houston
there was a recall on possibly swapping from one side to the other, not only are they warped but they do the horrible squealing you hear so much about. I found out about the recall on here people have posted about it. One option is to switch the left and right rotors and the dealer supposedly will give you new torque bolts.