Everything Low Rider ST Thread
#661
Ya, there is not much to it. A lot of 2-1 are like this, but I'm just happy I get the stock mufflers out of the way for good. Sucks you have to take them off for so much.
#662
The difference in power over stock is noticeable, and there is a huge weight reduction loosing one muffler, heat shields and the heavy factory bracket. And your right hamstring will love the heat reduction at the same time.
So thats 3 additional pluses that you can put in the plus column.
So thats 3 additional pluses that you can put in the plus column.
Last edited by Phil McGrath; 08-30-2024 at 12:52 AM.
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#663
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Phil McGrath (08-30-2024)
#664
My FXLRST is about a year old. I had the first 1K mile service at the dealership (negotiated that into the deal). About a year out now and I was getting ready to change the oil, at 3350 miles, and the oil was not even registering on the dipstick. I drained about 3.5 quarts and it took a full 5 quarts to fill to the middle mark on the nominal fill area. Could be a combination of dealer not filling to an appropriate level - no idea why I did not check in retrospect - and burning oil. Just wondering if any others had experiences similar. There is no perceptible change in performance, it rides really well.
#665
Mine was half a quart high when I got it new. I had to take my bike in for warantee, and they said it was low. It wasn't, because I checked it the night before. I gave them mu oil, they put it in... Half a quart... And I checked it when I got it back... It's a half a quart high. Hot and Cold. So I don't know what the deal it.
New, my bike used pretty much no oil. I'm changing it today for 10K service, and it still does not consume any oil...hardly. Half a quart between changes maybe.
Are you checking it hot?
New, my bike used pretty much no oil. I'm changing it today for 10K service, and it still does not consume any oil...hardly. Half a quart between changes maybe.
Are you checking it hot?
#666
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Durham man (08-30-2024)
#667
Mine was half a quart high when I got it new. I had to take my bike in for warantee, and they said it was low. It wasn't, because I checked it the night before. I gave them mu oil, they put it in... Half a quart... And I checked it when I got it back... It's a half a quart high. Hot and Cold. So I don't know what the deal it.
New, my bike used pretty much no oil. I'm changing it today for 10K service, and it still does not consume any oil...hardly. Half a quart between changes maybe.
Are you checking it hot?
New, my bike used pretty much no oil. I'm changing it today for 10K service, and it still does not consume any oil...hardly. Half a quart between changes maybe.
Are you checking it hot?
#668
checking both hot and cold - on the jiffy stand - per the shop manual (which is same as the owner's manual) so I think that is correct. I did also measure it with the bike upright and it reads higher that way, but I have kept to measuring it on the jiffy stand to determine if the level is OK or needs more.
#669
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