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Old May 2nd, 2006, 05:23 AM   #1
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rev limiter 1200 sportster

is their a rev limiter for '03 sportster 1200 ???? do they have a aftermarket part for the ignition module ?????? trying to make my 1200 max out ........ carburator with choke...... drag pipes .........screamming eagle air filter......... upgraded jets for carb.....drag chain and sprockets.........

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Old May 2nd, 2006, 05:37 AM   #2
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Do you have a carb or EFI? If carb just rejet & change you pipes , if EFI eather a harley dealer Or get A power Commander so you can down load a map & reset it yourself
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Put Some Power Cones In Your Drags, Not Only More Hp, But Creates Better Back Preasure. If You Want The Max Spend The Ducks For A Aftermarket Carb. My O3' Isn't Very Good On The Carb Side For Adjustments.
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Check it: if you want to raise your RPM’s you will have to get an after-market ignition upgrade. You can have your stock carburetor reworked or up grade that too, if your into making (useable) power, get rid of the drag-pipes.
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the cv carb is a great carb....can be modified to handle most of the power you want to get without major mods..inexpensive to do...you will need a new ign mod to get the rpms up...do the pipes with some baffels, put a ness airfilter or such for better flow...or rework yours....contact direct parts inc. at the top of this page......they will get you lined up for less$ so ya have more for bling/bling.
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