S&S Cycle Billet Air Cleaner Kit PN 106-5131 for Victory Motorcycles - Manual (Page 7)

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5 – Making the second cut. With the rear section of the air box removed, thread the wire saw in the rear of the air box and through the opening in
the front of the air box, the air supply slot, and back out on the outside of the air box as illustrated in Picture 16. Make sure there are no wires
or cables between the wire saw and the air box, now pull the wire saw back and forth cutting the right side section out of the air box.
6 – Making the third cut. Thread the wire saw in the rear of the air box and through the opening in the front of the air box, the air supply slot, and
back out on the outside of the air box as illustrated in Picture 17. Make sure there are no wires or cables between the wire saw and the air box,
now pull the wire saw back and forth cutting the left side section out of the air box. The front section of the air box can now be removed from
the motorcycle.
7 – Now that the air box is removed, clean up all of the plastic shavings on and around the motorcycle with the plastic sheeting in place so no
debris enters the intake.
Always wear eye protection when removing and cleaning plastic shavings from the work area to avoid injury to the eyes.
Note: Clean rags work well for removing debris from the frame rails and then follow up with compressed air. Once the motorcycle is free of debris, sweep
the floor so you have a clean work area before moving on to the next step.
WARNING
Picture 16
Picture 17
Wire Saw
Wire Saw