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Hello everyone,

I have an 03 FLSTF which I purchased used with 500 miles. It came with SE exhaust and some other upgrades. I'm going to change out the SE's for some Vance & Hines Longshots. I've been told that I will need to rejet with the addition of these pipes, however I'm thinking that the previous owner may have rejetted it when he added the screamin eagles. It may also have a SE intake, but I haven't checked.

My question is, if I take the air cleaner off, and check out the carb, how could I tell if it has been rejetted for a high flow exhaust system, and will if it was, would I still need to rejet for the V&H exhaust? Any thoughts would be great. Thanks.

Christian

My daughters boy friend who knows nothing about cars or bikes, just bought a 1998 1200 Sportster, i am a auto mechanic and have had lots of Japenese bikes. He wants me to change the oils in his now and i know very little about Harleys so before i attempt it, i would love to have a basic howto on changing the oils.
All i do know is its a dry sump, its filled via the tank, i dont know how to drain it, nor how to, or where to fill/drain transmission.
He has bought Harley 20-50 oil to put in it.
Upon reading some web sites, i see a Harley Sportster should have a different tranny oil than other models? this correct?
And yes i know we ned a reapir manual, thast coming but bike has sat since last summer and he is aching to ride it , so am i thanks

I want to chrome the front end of my bike and am looking for a list of things that would be needed for my bike specifically. Is there a web site that one could put in the year make and modle of the bike and get a list of the parts? It would make it easier for me when purchasing different things. I am talking the whole front end from grips to calipers.

Hey everybody just got done with putting a SE Air filter, Vance & Hines Longshots, and Power Commander 111 USB on my Heritage Softail 2003, downloaded the map and went for a ride. The bike sounds great runs awesome and I'm one tickled Biker.Would like to thank everyone who answered my Questions on here, it pays to liston to people who know more than you. Thanks Guys. Just hope my mileage doesn't go down to much, but I'm Happy. Thanks Again.
Rooster

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