Great. I'm very glad to hear that, but will keep an eye on it anyway.
One other tip. If you are already a member of hdforums you get a 10% discount from Baker if you tell them that. I got mine on Amazon for around $180 shipped (I believe straight from Baker) so I didn't bother with that.
Ok, another tip... Not sure if the '09 is the same as '08, and you may already know all this, but for the '08, you have to remove the compensator and chain to install the Attitude Adjuster. You can't just slip it behind the chain, there's not enough room. Not only that, when you go to reassemble the compensator you will also need to slide the clutch off a couple inches or so and push everything back on together or risk damaging the chain. It's definitely more of a pain that the Hayden install would be, but it was a good excuse to check out the compensator anyway.
3rd tip: when you are setting your chain tension, take out your spark plugs and rotate the compensator with your socket and re-check the tension at several spots along the chain. It differs greatly, but according to Baker, you need to set the tension at the loosest spot you find.
Ok, I'm out of tips... I apologize if you are a whiz at all that already, but it was my first time in a Harley primary, so it was quite the learning experience. If by chance you have questions as you go along, feel free to let me know.