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Piston Gaulding and Knocking
Twin-Cam EngineYesterday a customer brings us a 2001 Deuce. It's an 88 that's been 95'ed about 7000 miles ago. He says it has ran perfect until the other day. He had been out riding, brings it home and parks it in his garage. A few days later he gets on it, starts it and immediately it starts knocking. We...- 6
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HD B Lifters
Twin-Cam EngineSwapping the cam plate & bearings in my 06 RK, figured I'd throw some new lifters and adjustable rods while I was in there. Bought an open box of 18538-99B lifters from an old timer for $30 - can't resist a deal. There are no part numbers on the lifters themselves, so I'm wondering if anyone...- 4
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Troubleshooting low performance, compression test results and whats acceptable
Twin-Cam EngineSo, Ive got two FXDX bikes. One, a 99, the other an 04, carbed, and both have comparable mods. The 99 has 37k miles, a Thunderheader, Big Sucker intake, stock pistons and SE 204 cams, and made 86 lb ft and 79 hp on the dyno. The 04 has 56k miles, a Supertrapp 2-1 with closed end...- 36
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2014 103" argument help
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Lowering compression with gasket thicknesses
Twin-Cam EngineConverting my 88 to a 95 and the pistons I have are specific to my heads, so I'm not getting different ones, but they're rated at 10.5:1 compression which is a little more aggressive than I'd like for this particular bike. My question is how much gasket thickness should I use to get that...- 23
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