| Author | Message | ||
     Dillweed |
Would appreciate any opinions or experiences from anyone who has installed/adapted an old style Sportster ham can type air cleaner on an M2. I am trying to find a cheap way to get rid of the stocker. Thanks for any input | ||
| Beachbuell |
I recently bought my M2 and it has the stock air cleaner setup on it. I kicked around the idea of installing a force air intake or something else. But, I really enjoy the oddness and looks I get with the stock airbox on it. Just thought I's share! | ||
| Djkaplan |
The Sportster hamcan isn't offset forward like the race kit CF hamcan is. It'll really bash your knee good, even more than the race kit hamcan. | ||
| Jayvee |
There's another thread going on now about how to convert your existing snorkel to a Forcewinder copy. I just saw it somewhere around here... That might be cheap enough for you. Maybe a new filter only. | ||
| Dillweed |
I just don't care for the stock box and thought the ham can might be a fit without a lot of mods or cause great leg interference. Don't really want to spend a ton on a Forcewinder or a Hurricane. Thanks for all thoughts. |
