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Old 05-09-2010, 08:29 PM
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any dyna owners use this with the V&H BR either 2-2 or 2-1... looks like I would have to remove the exhaust to make this work. Is it worth it?
 
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@davidnewtonparr - I'm guessing that you would have to. Anything that impedes you from removing the filler neck is going to give you problems with this setup. Let's put it this way, if you have problems removing your oil dipstick without burning your fingers on the pipes....or if you can't remove your filler neck with a 4" allen key, you will have to remove your rear pipe (or both pipes if it's a 2 into 1).
 
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I definably like the system but eventually the inside aluminium threads are going to wear out and become loose then you'll be in trouble , i would do it maybe every other oil change ....
 

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Originally Posted by Wonkaboy
I definably like the system but eventually the inside aluminium threads are going to wear out and become loose then you'll be in trouble , i would do it maybe every other oil change ....
What? How often are you changing your oil? Seriously. I am going to be doing oil changes for my friends on their bikes, so I'll let you know if anything like this occurs, but seriously....I do not think that the threads will wear down anytime soon. That's like saying, your threads in your oil pan are going to wear out because you have a steel drain plug and an aluminum pan. I mean...come on.
 
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Originally Posted by AFHuey
What? How often are you changing your oil? Seriously. I am going to be doing oil changes for my friends on their bikes, so I'll let you know if anything like this occurs, but seriously....I do not think that the threads will wear down anytime soon. That's like saying, your threads in your oil pan are going to wear out because you have a steel drain plug and an aluminum pan. I mean...come on.

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Wow...I am seriously dumber now. This has gone from an informational post to a deinformational post.
 
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Originally Posted by AFHuey
Wow...I am seriously dumber now. This has gone from an informational post to a deinformational post.

You said not me ,don't take it personal not everybody is going to agree with ones information/suggestions or feedback on the forum.
 

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Wonka, what threads are you talking about?
 
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Originally Posted by watchluvr4ever
Wonka, what threads are you talking about?

I guess that you did not read the ones that i have which are thousands since i joined , i have seen many feedbacks , criticism , etc., sorry i can't please everybody and agree with everything I read on here , do you ? Besides your off topic now it's all about the Scavenger oil change kit !
 

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Originally Posted by Wonkaboy
I guess that you did not read the ones that i have which are thousands since i joined , i have seen many feedbacks , criticism , etc., sorry i can't please everybody and agree with everything I read on here , do you ? Besides your off topic now it's all about the Scavenger oil change kit !
I asked because I'm really not sure what you are referencing to. I like my Scavenger but just found out that I can't use it anymore because my 2-1 pipes get in the way and I can't even remove the allen bolt from the filler neck.
 


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