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Should be, just check to be sure, all 12 MM and the gap at .040 should do it.
 
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Thanks for your comments.

I will try the K&N drop in first, as I figure this will help stay away from still being lean vs. the better flowing Stage 1 kit, and I heard the Stage 1 kit tends to drip a little oil.
I have the SEII air kit and do not leak any oil. I have never heard of this before. Does anyone out there have any info on this? TIA, Art
 
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i run the 4164 in the sporty and it likes em real well!!
 
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Thanks for your comments.

I will try the K&N drop in first, as I figure this will help stay away from still being lean vs. the better flowing Stage 1 kit, and I heard the Stage 1 kit tends to drip a little oil.
I have the SEII air kit and do not leak any oil. I have never heard of this before. Does anyone out there have any info on this? TIA, Art
The reason it drips oil is that people over oil them when they service the filter. If oiled properly , there's no dripping going on.
 
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Thanks for your comments.

I will try the K&N drop in first, as I figure this will help stay away from still being lean vs. the better flowing Stage 1 kit, and I heard the Stage 1 kit tends to drip a little oil.
I have the SEII air kit and do not leak any oil. I have never heard of this before. Does anyone out there have any info on this? TIA, Art
The reason it drips oil is that people over oil them when they service the filter. If oiled properly , there's no dripping going on.
Dealer said because of the filter being exposed it drips "a little" and gets small amount of blowby which most customers don't like. Says the ECM reflash with the free flowing Stage 1 kit may be a little too lean on an EFI bike, says the EFI works very well with the K&N drop in with the stock "football". So, they could have sold me more stuff, I think they are somewhat trustworthy, and again, I will give this combo a try.
 
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This dealer doesn't sound like the typical dealers do.
 
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