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almost all aftermarket air cleaners will flow more CFM that the motor can ever use.
one of the exceptions is the "hype"-charger.
A cupped hand held near the intake will flow more than that.
the best available bang for buck is the Ness Big Sucker w/chrome backing plate for about $120 on ebay from easternpc
washable, oiled filter media and an easier install than the similar screaming eagle air cleaner ( which has paper disposable filter).
The Heavy Breather will leave the throttle body plug ( at 9 o'clock on 2008+ models) exposed, and it is ugly
Some years ago Hot Bike did a test with air cleaners for 80" evos.
as i recall the stock flowed about 136 CFM, the Hype flowed about 148 CFM. the Screaming Eagle ( which at the time used a washable. oiled K&N filter) and others were up at 280+ CFM
Mike
Last edited by mkguitar; Mar 18, 2012 at 10:38 PM.
Just remember the air filter is there for a reason. If it flows more air than you need it is probably flowing more dirt than you need. If it is not getting dirty maybe your oil is.
If you want performance, look at a high-flow air intake such as the Screeming Eagle.
If you want a gimmick to look cool, get the hypercharger.
A lot of guys running the hypercharger removed them after they got their bike dynoed because of the loss of performance.
If you want performance, look at a high-flow air intake such as the Screeming Eagle.
If you want a gimmick to look cool, get the hypercharger.
A lot of guys running the hypercharger removed them after they got their bike dynoed because of the loss of performance.
Well my questions have been answered, first locally and now here on the forum. Screaming Eagle its gonna be..
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