Procharger ordered for Rocker!
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Congrats on the finished product! For the 1st few months i didn't use my stereo at all. I only wanted to hear the blower.
My motor pulls all the way to the limiter, and feels like it would keep goin till i let off. No fade in the power band. Those are excellent numbers, enjoy.
My motor pulls all the way to the limiter, and feels like it would keep goin till i let off. No fade in the power band. Those are excellent numbers, enjoy.
thanks!!! Yeah, I love the sound of that blower!! especially the surge valve when shifting at high rpm.
Another thing I wanted to bring to the attention of ANY possible procharger buyers is that when this thing is installed I didn't feel ANY difference in handling with the bike. There was someone on here that said the procharger made the bike handle differently-THIS STATEMENT IS FALSE!! The bike handles just like it did BEFORE the procharger
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G'day sgod1100. I have an '05 Fatty with 2-2 V & H big radius pipes. I tried them without baffles, but to me they sounded like a Kenworth gargling marbles on over-run. It was just SO loud when on the gas, I had to put them back in. I also have a Procharger fitted now-10 psi, PC111. I gather you're rather happy with your result. So am I now, but I found the pipes plenty loud enough with baffles in. My 1st blower did in it's impeller bearings while I was on a ride across Australia. Had to cut the Gates belt to keep riding-albeit VERY rich. ATI have replaced it under warranty-along with the intercooler, which apart from being full of oil & aluminium bits, had a leak in it which I didn't know about before the bearing failure. They do back up their product! Apparently, the new version of blower has better boost down low. We'll see. All I know is, the old one was great-particularly while touring, as it made overtaking so simple.
Have been following your thread-putting a blower on is a leap of faith, as we all know what we'll get with a big motor. Good to hear it's going well.
Cheers, Mike
Have been following your thread-putting a blower on is a leap of faith, as we all know what we'll get with a big motor. Good to hear it's going well.
Cheers, Mike