Just talked to Bill, looking online I saw something I didn't expect,, Choices on different line levelers,, so of course,, I'm like, I don't know which ones I need....

Figured the same design as my SNI35s that came with the system. Bill told me the best setup would be 1 universal and 1 rear output. I took his word for it, (OF COURSE) and ordered mine,, he says there will be a big difference,, and I can't WAIT for his line levelers to prove it! Figure the upcoming weekend will be my install, Bethany at sales say's 2-3 days, USPS in flat rate envelope!

BT comes through once again,, if these sound like Bill says they will the cost will be most definitely worth the "Gain" ,, (Punn intended)

 

Jim, after talking with Bill I went with the universal one too.
You will really like the outcome after you have your bike flashed to stock.
Distortion free tunes is finally available to us with aftermarket amps (I bet the BT line levelers would work well for the Harley Boom also, and forget the flashing all together) thanks to Bill and Biketronics.

 

Got them today, will install tomorrow and get it flashed back to "Stock" I hope in the morning too! (I think my dealer is open on Saturday for service,,,,,)

 

Let us know if it makes a significant improvement Jim!!

 

I just listened to your videos again, I think you are going to pleasantly surprised.
The LL's can only make it better.

 

Hoping I can use my stereo with the LL installed without the flash,, if not it'll be Tuesday before I can get it flashed, yesterday didn't come through. I'll install them this afternoon and see how it sounds, if it's crappy with current flash and LL in, I'll take em out, but the SNI 135s or what ever the things I have in there are called and do it again after the flash. More to follow! (Raining today)

 

I ran mine for a week before I got it flashed back to stock, sounded better but after the flash its a huge difference.

 

Jim, might as well leave he LL's installed until you get it flashed.

I don't know how you have it wired but the most you may need are some short RCA cables to connect them to the low level inputs.

 

Bartk Jim is good on the RCA cable, comes with the Biketronics amps, he just has to swap out the line leveler with the BT135, which is what the line leveler is but modified.

 

Cool, then he should be good to go.