Kuryakyn pro-r hypercharger
#2
I'm not a fan of these Hypercharger intakes b/c they're more for show than beneficial performance. The airflow creates "vortex" affect within the housing so motor doesn't get good flow/intake. There are much better breathers out on market (depending on your UG plans) and cheaper too...(Arlen Ness, HD heavy breather, etc.).
#3
I'm not a fan of these Hypercharger intakes b/c they're more for show than beneficial performance. The airflow creates "vortex" affect within the housing so motor doesn't get good flow/intake. There are much better breathers out on market (depending on your UG plans) and cheaper too...(Arlen Ness, HD heavy breather, etc.).
#5
Saw one of these for the first time last week. Big ugly sumbitch. Sticks out a long way and I'd be worried about the leg clearance.
If its anything like the older Hyperchargers then I'd steer clear. They don't flow very well, they break after a couple of years, they leak oil from the breather bolts and the chrome peels off.
If its anything like the older Hyperchargers then I'd steer clear. They don't flow very well, they break after a couple of years, they leak oil from the breather bolts and the chrome peels off.
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