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Old Feb 20th, 2009, 08:20 PM   #1
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rebuilt top end 1993 FLHTC 1340 put jims roll rocker arm in . should they be noise? stock rocker wasnt noise . roll rocker are new to me. got adjustable pushrods. fall the instuctions for adjust them.
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Old Feb 21st, 2009, 05:32 AM   #2
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rebuilt top end 1993 FLHTC 1340 put jims roll rocker arm in . should they be noise? stock rocker wasnt noise . roll rocker are new to me. got adjustable pushrods. fall the instuctions for adjust them.
Jim's roller rockers are not noisy (I've got a set) & with adjustable pushrods, you can bet any louder than normal valvetrain noise is due to them being out of adjustment. I've got a set in one engine only because solid (roller) lifters are necessary & I wouldn't use adjustable pushrods with hydraulic lifters - you can, but they're a lot harder to get set just right.
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Biker666- I've got a 93 FLHTC also and found that I have to adj. just a little more than the book called for. A little clacking problem- I adj. out until the quit making sure that the rods still rotated so they wouldn't bend. I didn't have a gauge to check them, but I read on one of the forums somewhere that .001 warm was about the right setting.
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Old Feb 22nd, 2009, 06:33 PM   #4
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Biker666- I've got a 93 FLHTC also and found that I have to adj. just a little more than the book called for. A little clacking problem- I adj. out until the quit making sure that the rods still rotated so they wouldn't bend. I didn't have a gauge to check them, but I read on one of the forums somewhere that .001 warm was about the right setting.
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When I installed SE rollers in my 99 FXDX I had to relieve rocker cover with hand grinder, might be necessary with Jim's, especially if you added a higher lift cam.
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When I installed SE rollers in my 99 FXDX I had to relieve rocker cover with hand grinder, might be necessary with Jim's, especially if you added a higher lift cam.
[NO high lift cam .going to adj them when engine warm.
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