Can I run a velocity stack on stock bike without problems? (2007 Harley FXDWGI)
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Velocity stacks typically suck more dust & debris into your motor if the air is not filtered in any way. You will get less longevity out of your motor. Also, be careful where you park. It is easy for someone to flick something in the stack that will cause immediate catastrophic damage.
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