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My steed is an '08 RKC 96" with V/H twin slash oval slip ons. It also has a S/E stage one kit with its matching download that was done several years ago by the dealer. The S/E air filter sits behind the factory football cover. The bike runs perfect, no decel popping, pinging or any hiccup whatsoever. I did not like the look of the chrome football cover, so after doing much research I went with Arlen Ness Inverted A/C. What I noticed about the new air filter is that the filter element is exposed 360 deg. that being said, would it draw more air causing a leaner fuel mixture which would force me to take the bike in and have the dealer do a new stage one download, or am I good to ride with the existing stage one. Thanks....Oops I just saw the title, sorry for the double EE in cleaner.
Last edited by roost812; Feb 21, 2014 at 09:06 PM.
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