Screaming Eagle Orange Plug Wires
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 1,096
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From: San Jose
I put a red set on mine, it now pulls the front wheel off the ground. 
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of course I put a 107 in at the same time.
By em because you want that color and you wont be disappointed!
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of course I put a 107 in at the same time.
By em because you want that color and you wont be disappointed!
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 4,999
Likes: 55
From: Bay Area
I installed the black Screaming Eagle wires. They are much thicker than the OE wires. The reason I changed was that the wire for the front cylinder was wearing on the bottom edge of the gas tank. It would have started shorting out at some point. I installed the new thicker wires and ran them inside some split loom. Problem taken care of.
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 959
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From: Oswego, IL
Boomer, I bought a set of SE wires to put on my RG, what I didnt like about them was the fact they were thicker and wouldnt fit in the wire clips on the frame, but the SE ones have a straight boot and that was rubbing on my tank. The stock ones have an angled boot so it doesnt hit the tank. Had stock ever since and alls been good.
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