Arlen Ness big sucker fit stock housing?
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Arlen Ness big sucker fit stock housing?
I just installed a set of Rush slip ons w/ 2" baffles and I LOVE the sound. But after a few minutes of it running and checking for leaks (of which I do have one) I noticed the exhaust temps are a good bit higher. So I'm going to bite the bullet and get an Arlen Ness big sucker and PCV to bring my temps down. Will the Arlen Ness big sucker fit the stock housing already installed? I'm going to try and get rid of my leak (which is at the clamp) by repositioning the clamp and reseating the slip on...hopefully that works. Thanks
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what year? Mine bolted right up to the intake housing. You just have to buy a new plate cover for the outside of the filter.
Make sure you get that map right away. Originally I got a generic Harley stage 1 download, that sucked. Then I ordered the PCIII with a custom map off what I told them I had done to my bike. Another crappy map. Finally I put it on a dyno with a custom tune. Picked up almost 20 horses. Do it right the first time!
Make sure you get that map right away. Originally I got a generic Harley stage 1 download, that sucked. Then I ordered the PCIII with a custom map off what I told them I had done to my bike. Another crappy map. Finally I put it on a dyno with a custom tune. Picked up almost 20 horses. Do it right the first time!
Last edited by Krafty04; 04-14-2009 at 07:59 PM.
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I just installed a set of Rush slip ons w/ 2" baffles and I LOVE the sound. But after a few minutes of it running and checking for leaks (of which I do have one) I noticed the exhaust temps are a good bit higher. So I'm going to bite the bullet and get an Arlen Ness big sucker and PCV to bring my temps down. Will the Arlen Ness big sucker fit the stock housing already installed? I'm going to try and get rid of my leak (which is at the clamp) by repositioning the clamp and reseating the slip on...hopefully that works. Thanks
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