| Author | Message | ||
     Sooner |
I am going to buy a new breather, I am looking at the forcewinder for knee clearance, but I also like the look of the kuryakyn hyperchargers. It looks like you can do a lot with them to customise the look and performance of them. Any help would be great. thanks | ||
| Prez |
lol...hey sooner...i was just submitting my post on my xr2 that just came in the mail..i submitted it..then saw your post...lol...i've heard alot of good things about it so far...and i love the way it looks...only took 3 days,even with c.o.d.....i gotta work 7 days next week..but i have the week after off...i'll be installing it then,and i'll let you know...i'm kinda worried about the knee clearance a little..i am 6'1 so we'll see...prez | ||
| Blasterd |
Had them both on my M2. Hypercharger performed better, banged my knee. Forcewinder looked better, better knee clearance. just my 2cents. Ken | ||
| Kccyclone |
I have the hypercharger on my M2, gets in the way a bit.. I took a huge amount of BS for installing it. Everyone says they don't make as much HP, Either way you can't go wrong they both look great. | ||
| Bigdaddy |
Hey Sooner if you're interested my son, BoogM2, has a brand spanking new gloss black Kury Hyper for sale. He ran it for about 1 week and then moved on to CF ham can. I'm sure he'd make you a good deal and he has the adapter for tubers too. Later, | ||
| Koz5150 |
With no mods except for the forcewinder, WileyCo Exhaust, and a rejet on the carb my bike oput out 78hp on the Dyno at Appleton Buell. I love my forcewinder, and I ran a Jazz can for the vent wich mounts completely hidden underneath the tail section. |
