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fabricated a bracket and installed this battery bag that I got from sixDD another site member here on the forums! I placed it where you would normally put a swingarm bag, I wanted something smaller than a swingarm bag and this seemed to be what the doctor ordered size wise!!
Been tuning my 124 Dyna today, no harley tuners in spain and even less motorcycle dynos, so I had to figure out how to tune this monster, built myself a "Road Dyno" where I can do runs and comparisons on performance losses/gains, I call it the poor man's dyno but thanks to it I can see if the changes does any difference and as you can see I have a good torque dip, probably the clutch slipping, green line is with my old timing and orange with the new timing. Want to get this motor running good until I wait for my new set of BST wheels (Got the rear and have the front backordered)
Haven't done a damn thing with it for a week. Been in San Francisco with the family for the past 5 days. Sure do wish I had it for splitting the God awful traffic!
here are a few pics of my external breather setup I made, used 1/4" ID vacuum line, three fittings and a filter from Amazon, Ideally I didn't want a lot of vacuum line running back to the rear of the bike, but I also didn't want to smell the fumes from the breather if I mounted it directly under the intake, so I ran it back to the rear brake reservoir where it'd be barely noticeable and I wouldn't smell it. I absolutely hate exhaust fumes! with the big radius pipes I get no fume smell on me while riding and aim to keep it that way lol
Is the filter necessary? Ive been running mine open and to the ground for years now.
Is the filter necessary? Ive been running mine open and to the ground for years now.
I'd say, no, it's not absolutely necessary, but I want to avoid it dumping oil mist onto the tire, with the filter, I can keep it an eye on it, and clean it as necessary
Scored a Screamin Eagle Heavy breather intake (complete with the breather bolts and all hardware!) for $60 at a swap meet this morning and put on the sissy bar pad (Saddlemen made it to match the seat).
Scored a Screamin Eagle Heavy breather intake (complete with the breather bolts and all hardware!) for $60 at a swap meet this morning and put on the sissy bar pad (Saddlemen made it to match the seat).
08-13-2019 | 11:59 PM
