I used a horn from the HD Blackline series... Downside, not as loud as the original horn.. But it had to be small/flat enough so that it would not hit the front fender...

 

Thanks, though I love the looks of the engine, where I live you need a loud horn, I'm going to see how things turn out with the mini beast.

 

Do these specs apply to the first-generation fans too?

 

I've heard good reports about Brown's Plating in Paducah, KY. I have no direct experience with them, however.

 

Yes , same thermal insulation properties for first and second generation fans.

 

Browns has been around a LONG time and that is usually a good sign of quality. I had stuff done there 30 years ago and it was well known then but as is most places nowadays, they are not cheap.

 

Fans came in today and I installed them tonight-I am going to try to upload a pic just so guys can see what the cast alum looks like with cast jugs.The pic quality is not good but i assure you the color match is spot on.

Just to echo what everyone is saying they are very nice quality and seem to move a good amount of air.Easy to install and they sound like turbiines ramping up to speed.

 

I am a shift worker and left my fans on accidentally for over 12 hours yesterday in the garage at work and was still able to start my bike without a jump!
I really expected to have to jump start my bike but these little fans have a nice low draw!!

Jason I just thought you'd like to know I'm really happy with mine they do a great job of cooling my ride!
-ST

 

I meant the MTBF estimates.

 

Also the same