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Question Posted By: Anonymous on 8-9-2006

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Make of Bike: HD
Model of Bike FLSTSC
Year of Bike 2005
Engine Size 88
Other info on Bike Kirker duals, SC stage 1 w/ K&N
What's your question? should I install a crankcase breather
Details: I have a friend who runs a custom bike shop and he insists my bike would perform better with a crankcase breather, but I rarely see anyone else running them.

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  1. "I have no existing problems with leaks or blowby." There's a clue. By: 47Knuckle-Dragger on: 8-10-2006


  2. Your twin cam already has a crank case breather leading from left side of cam cover, top line to oil tank is the crank case breather. If you have a service manual ther is a detailed oil flow and breathing discription at the beginning of chp 3 (engine). Hope this helps. By: 2wheel on: 10-16-2006



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