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Honestly, I think the DK Customs kit is probably the best bang for your buck. The breather bolts are nicely chromed and look pretty good. Two things about it that you might change. The "T" that comes with the kit is plastic. I went to Autozone and bought a brass T. The hose that comes with the kit is just black rubber "oil line" hose. I had no problem with that, but I don't have a CVO. You might want to use some nice braided line. If you do a search, you'll find that some guys really went all out. But I wanted something that would install "out of the box" and with the exception of the T, that's what I got from DK Custom's kit.
Thanks for the input. I have done a lot of searching and DK is about all I have found that is "Turn Key" Just wasn't sure if I missed some other kits or not.
I use the DK Custom kit and it has been great once I took Kevin's advice and used teflon sealant and nylon washers on the breather bolts. Before I did that I was getting a little seepage. Once we resolved my problem I have been very happy with the DK Custom setup.
Put a breather kit on my '07 Road King and given the amount of oil that drips out of it I'm glad I did. Can't imagine anyone thinking that oil going into the air cleaner/throttle throat is an ok thing.
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