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Puddle Jumper
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| i know, this question seems to have already been asked, and i've read alot of the threads, but it seems often the discussion breaks down to numbers comparing.
i was wondering, with the arlen ness big honkers, is it require to install the larger air intake, or the tuner? can the pipes just be installed onto a stock bike, with the prospect of eventually adding these (or something comparable) items in the near future. is there any chance of causing damage to the engine as a result of running just the pipes? is a re-mapping required, and if so can my dealer do it, will he have the mapping i need?
i'll appreciate any imput or direction, thanks. | |
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Tourer
Posts: 374
Tucson, AZ | I had the Honkers installed at purchase on my 08. They put the performance air filter on and did a stage one re-map that i had for awhile. Now have the Andrews cams and power commander but your dealer will have everything necessary for the Honkers.
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 9
| i called the dealer, you were right, thanks. | |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | keep in mind the air flows through the engine, if you open up one, it is best to open up all, and of course comes the remap. Just a general statement to keep as a rule of thumb, change the exhaust will need a change in intake. | |
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new owner question about the ' big honkers"