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I did the fuel line mod, 1/4th fuel injectors hose. Everything thing is stock on the bike except the exhaust. I'm running shorty Coffman's exhaust, I know they're not the best but I just wanted something cheap to get rid of the under tail stock exhaust. I have no idea what kind of fuel the previous owner used to run, but I've been running premium 91 since then, almost 2 months now. The bike has over 20K miles and I believe the plugs haven't been changed for a little while. I changed the oil when I first got and it was unbelievably dark. The oil filter didn't come off till I cut it open and hit nut to unscrow it. Again, everything is stock on it, no PC, oem ECU, oem CCT.

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