Why doesn't your Lloyd'z intake for Indian Motorcycle need a rainsock?
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- This lesson by Lloyd'z explains why contrary to popular belief on social media, you do not need a rain sock for your Indian Motorcycle Lloyd'z Intake like you would your Harley-Davidson!
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Excellent explanation! Lots of good information for me to use down the road-with my Challenger.👍
Road tested mine on the way home from Sturgis for a few hour of on and off rain. The 585 cams on my 22 Chief 111 are fun!
heck yeah!
Thanks, First thing I asked about after I got the cleaner and a Flash at Buffalo Chip this year. Appreciate the explanation.
you're great! you make the info clear and easy to listen too
Good to know and very good timing for this topic as this is a part of the build going on my Chief at the Charlotte store….YES!!! My new bike has arrived, btw next time you talk to Fish please give a high five for him hooking a brutha up… He’ll know what ya mean🤪👍
That's awesome!! Fish told us about it! :) So pumped for you!
Very informative...
Thank you
You know what do need? Challenger cams. When are these coming available?
Does the air filter need wax or oil like KnR just wanna make sure didn’t come with instructions for 2018 chieftain dark horse .
nope all good :)
That was my question too. Good to know that we don't need to oil the Lloyd'z filter like I do with my K&N filters.
Good information. But to clarify. A little atomized water is good, but not liquid water as that it is not compressible and can lead to catastrophic engine failure.
It would take a lot of water to cause the cylinder to hydroloc or even enough to kill the spark. But you are correct, there can be too much water.
Love a woman who knows her engine
@@BeardedBavarianBiker. or you could watch the videos lol