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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Ventura County, CA. USA
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What comes off when installing aftermarket air kit
Did the "tighten bolts" session today with my trip to the desert coming up on Tuesday. Tinkered and explored a bit on the bike.
I was surprised to find the air filter element on the LEFT side. Why was I surprised? Because all the aftermarket air intake kits I've been looking at for the bike have the intake on the right side. This begs the obvious next series of questions: 1. What happens with the left side plate, cover, and innards?; 2. Is it a royal PITA to remove the left side (ie, remove tank?)?; 3. What is the fate of the solenoids (?) inside the left side cover; 4. Is there a cosmetic "cure" for the then-vacant holes in the left jugs? Glad I "tinkered" before jumping into an aftermarket kit. Want to make sure it's not too big a PITA and worth doing. BTW, yes I have a PCIII installed and ready to go! Thanks all, Daryl ![]() Login or Register to Remove Ads |
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