SLP's are excellent quality. I've had them on for around 2 years and the ceramic coating is still in perfect condition. I'm pretty sure you have to remove the passenger side header to get to the tranny. SLP claims on their site that they guarantee the biggest hp increase of any longtube header...
I ran a 13.99 completely stock at Maple Grove so you should be fine. Just give it a little more practice. I did alot of practicing on the street before I went to the strip. Just find an empty road and practice working the clutch and gas together. You'll know when you get a great launch.
A friend of mine bought a fluidyne and it cracked, leaking fluid everywhere. There was no hassle getting it replaced though and it has been fine since.
I wouldnt get those, if you want them get a top brand name like brembo or baer. I've had my Baer Slotted/Drilled/Zinc Coated rotors on for over a year and there are no cracks.
Ya, I got the chrome ones. DO NOT use the stock ones, they won't fit inside the wheel properly. The lugs need to have about a half inch shoulder on them to completely center the wheel. I think the lugs and lock kit were $29 or something from AFS.
I just used the ones they sold. I dont know what the specs are, but you cant use stock ones. The ones they sjold have a shoulder on them to center the wheel.
Cruise in to Blocker's Harley Davidson next Saturday(23rd). Probably leaving around 10. Anyone that is interested in cruising up together, just let me know...
CJ Pony Parts, Maple Grove Raceway, Numidia Raceway, Beaver Springs Raceway. All are within 2 hours of Harrisburg, I'm not sure about any Dyno Shops though.
Andy
Hmmm....where at on Lancaster Avenue. I'm usually only on it between Route 61 and Berkshire Mall.
P.S. There is a cruise to a Harley Dealer In two weeks. I can't remember exactly where its at, but I think it might be Lehighton. Me and my dad are cruising over (he's taking his Shelby Cobra...