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Just bought a 2011 FLHXSE2 on eBay and it will be here in about a week or so.
I have what may be a dumb question, but here goes anyway: The first thing I always do (I've bought 6 new Harley's since 2006) is take the OE air cleaner and replace with a SEAC. Do I need to do that with a Screamin' Eagle/CVO 110, or will the factory AC suffice?
It already has V&H Dresser Duals/Twin slash slip-ons (however no SERT, PCV or Fuel Pak...go figure).
That is the Ventilator and is a stage 1 filter. It is a paper filetr though so I would replace the filter itself with an K and N fabric model. I think it was $55 when I did mine.
That is the Ventilator and is a stage 1 filter. It is a paper filetr though so I would replace the filter itself with an K and N fabric model. I think it was $55 when I did mine.
+1, The Ventilator is already a high flow A/C, just change the actual filter unit, and your set, you can buy the K&N filter at the dealer.
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