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    Tire question

    sbeamer- in the 2004 model year runs, the rear tire was changed to a MU85/16 from the MT90/16. The difference is supposed to be a harder tread...
    Post by: Seahag, Jun 7, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Aftermarket speedometer

    These are the brand I've seen most on custom bikes at shows. http://www.autometer.com/
    Post by: Seahag, Jun 7, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Evo Engine Noise

    roller rockers will make more noise than stock. If the heads had been done with high tension springs, they may be exerting more pressure than the...
    Post by: Seahag, Jun 7, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    oil coolers

    Thanks to all for the quick responses, I appreciate the input in this humid Wisconsin weather... Seahag?? What type of temps. sensor would you...
    Post by: Seahag, May 31, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Thunderheader

    I like the look of Paul Yaffe's pipes with the black pipe under a chrome heat shield that has holes to show off the black underneath. If I ever...
    Post by: Seahag, May 31, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    oil coolers

    I have a 2001 Electra Glide Classic and want to install an oil cooler. I see that "Seahag" used his crash bar for an oil cooler... Will this process...
    Post by: Seahag, May 31, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    exhaust

    When you get the air/fuel ratio corrected, you can restore your pipes with this stuff: http://www.hawg-wash.com/blchpo.html
    Post by: Seahag, May 4, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Hypercharger vacuum adapter for EFI???

    Most people drill and tap a fitting into the intake manifold which the vacuum hose runs to. I believe that used to be part of the written...
    Post by: Seahag, May 4, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Shoe rubber on the exhaust

    I was going to mention oven cleaner as well...the ez-off kind. I have heard of others who have restored the black ceramic look by painting their...
    Post by: Seahag, May 3, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    oil cooler

    i dont know why they didnt open on there own like seahag's....just click on em......... chuck I hosted mine on photobucket and inserted the [img]...
    Post by: Seahag, Apr 28, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    oil cooler

    Thanks Chuck. Did you put a thermostat on your cooler then? I figure with the thermostat, hoses, braided stainless steel hose sleeving, and...
    Post by: Seahag, Apr 27, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    oil cooler

    Donny Peterson wrote in American Iron magazine that when he talked with the engineers behind the development of the twin cam, they admitted to...
    Post by: Seahag, Apr 26, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Gear Drive vice replacing shoes

    The KuryAkyn wild things cams seem to be really popular with members at Harley Tech Talk. Try asking over there. Its a fairly new product line; and...
    Post by: Seahag, Apr 12, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    S&S 570G Gear Drive Cam Kit & Performance Valve Springs.

    TRUE THAT!!!, I totally know what you're saying...I too tried going with some mild cams & "big" bore cyls. w/new jugs.This set up was money...
    Post by: Seahag, Apr 6, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Is Dunlop the best?

    I've run Dunlops, Continentals, and now Michelins....The Michelin Commanders are by far the best yet. The soft compounds of the Metzeler and Avons...
    Post by: Seahag, Apr 5, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    S&S 570G Gear Drive Cam Kit & Performance Valve Springs.

    I did not change the valve springs when I installed the cams because it was not necessary with the stock bore and heads. The Jim's lifters made the...
    Post by: Seahag, Apr 5, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    2003 twin cam

    In my opinion I think that your present lifters are in good working order, considering the year of your bike I would assume that the lifters are...
    Post by: Seahag, Mar 14, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Replacing Rocker Housing 88 CI

    I found a little trick that I felt worked better/easier for checking for the base circle. I remove the spark plugs and stuff a little wad of paper...
    Post by: Seahag, Mar 10, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Mustang replacement seats

    That is a nice bike Seahag! I just bought that same engine guard (look's the same) for my softtail. It's been so friggin' cold up here the last...
    Post by: Seahag, Mar 5, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Mustang replacement seats

    Good choice. I bought my Mustang touring saddle from directparts four years ago at a nice discount. It made a tremendous difference in the comfort...
    Post by: Seahag, Mar 5, 2006 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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