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Fitting heavy breather to Harley

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I have a stock breather on my 2000 road king, if I wanted to put a heavy breather on it, is it just a simple case of old one off new one on or is there more to it than that?

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Deleted Member @ 07/08/2013 15:00

Emzed
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W T F Pardon my ignorance (and I'm NOT being facetious) but isn't a breather just a pipe that relieves pressure in the engine What needs to be "heavy duty" about one Go on Edificate me

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Emzed @ 09/08/2013 23:58

Intruder18
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Could mean the air filter Emz !!!! Americanized me see ....

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Intruder18 @ 10/08/2013 08:57

Emzed
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Duh !! Never thought of that But I was thinking................ A "heavy breather" was a dirty phone caller

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Emzed @ 10/08/2013 10:22

Intruder18
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You wish Emz lol

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Intruder18 @ 13/08/2013 13:08

fxr swas
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Depending on carb or injection youll need the fittings to install just check the part no.or CCi catalogue online or any of the after market companies online catalogues.

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fxr swas @ 21/08/2013 00:45

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