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\HD's accessory catalog has always been ghood about clearly showing what bike models each catalog item fits. Aftermarket vendors - not so much.
Jm G
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There are multiple sizes of HD throttle bodies, on the different HD models, and different again with some of the "Stage" engine kits. For example, the throttle body on my Stage 4 Race kit on my Breakout is larger than the stock throttle body. Did you buy the right kit?
\HD's accessory catalog has always been ghood about clearly showing what bike models each catalog item fits. Aftermarket vendors - not so much.
Jm G
\HD's accessory catalog has always been ghood about clearly showing what bike models each catalog item fits. Aftermarket vendors - not so much.
Jm G
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And Loctite the bolts with BLUE Loctite, and use correct torque - not too little and not too much. Some time ago we had a forum member who experienced the unpleasant results of having one or more of those screws coming loose and being ingested into the engine, and I have heard too many stories of people stripping out those small bolts.
Jim G
Jim G
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Thanx bro, I'll do that. I'm also thinking the promotional photo may be for a kit, similar to but not the same, as the kit I ordered. One way or the other though, you're right. There's a gasket available that will fit.
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And Loctite the bolts with BLUE Loctite, and use correct torque - not too little and not too much. Some time ago we had a forum member who experienced the unpleasant results of having one or more of those screws coming loose and being ingested into the engine, and I have heard too many stories of people stripping out those small bolts.
Jim G
Jim G
Understood bro. Thanx
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