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thanx for askin this man, i was fixin to order a ness stage 2 for mine also but was wondering the same questions as you. saved me the post, let me know how you like it, im thinkin of ordering mine in the next couple weeks.
no problem.....should be here friday and installed on saturday. got from ness direct for 189 + free shipping, thought that was reasonable.
You shouldn't need any differant download for a stage 2 air cleaner vs a stage 1 air cleaner, as your bike is totally unable to use the air flow that's avalible to you, hell I have one on my 96" RK and it's not big enough to use all the airfow that's available from a stage 2 air cleaner.
thanks jag. i just removed a screamin eagle heavy breather so i prolly should have mentioned that. i'm just gonna install it, run the bike and see how she goes. if she starts to pop at all (which it wasn't doing at all with the HB) i know i need to fine tune it.
bmxatv-- I know this is off topic, but what is that in your avatar? Something for Halloween?
that's my wife hanging from the ceiling with her legs and arms chopped off..............kidding. that's the shop decor where i use to get tattooed in manhattan nyc (last rites tattoo). it's halloween everyday there. the close up would give you nightmares.
that's my wife hanging from the ceiling with her legs and arms chopped off..............kidding. that's the tattoo shop decor where i use to get tattooed in manhattan nyc (last rites tattoo). it's halloween everyday there. the close up would give you nightmares.
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