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    Back in the day

    I was going to say the pictures didn't look quite that old to me considering all my pics till about 10 /12 years old are black and white or brown...
    Post by: bcnasty, Jul 6, 2008 in forum: Pull up a chair and sit for a spell
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    Brian Klock's new windshield

    Wow, I seen on his site they are 169.00. I would also like to see how good it works before I throw:confused: out them duckies on a windshield for a...
    Post by: bcnasty, Jun 28, 2008 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Yankee or Dixie

    61 % dixie Born and lived my first 21 years in South Boston, Mass., moved to Virginia and been here ever since but around here folks still say...
    Post by: bcnasty, Feb 8, 2008 in forum: Pull up a chair and sit for a spell
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    Torrington Bearings For - '07-'08 Tc96

    I am with you on the engine numbers only but my choce would be a flattie. Not much for highway cruising but heck of a bike on the backroads. BC
    Post by: bcnasty, Jan 6, 2008 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Torrington Bearings For - '07-'08 Tc96

    I got my tools from Georges Garage. Dude is awesome. I decided to do the same and keep my stuff from the older twin cams also. I am not a factory...
    Post by: bcnasty, Jan 4, 2008 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Torrington Bearings For - '07-'08 Tc96

    The older style 06 and earlier bearing puller /press does not work on the new b-168 bearings. Just a heads up.I just went through this. BC
    Post by: bcnasty, Jan 3, 2008 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    88ci to the new 96ci

    hotroadking, Yeah I have done it a couple of times due to picking up wrecked bikes. On my 05 softy I had a set of s.e. performance heads, jugs...
    Post by: bcnasty, Nov 9, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    88ci to the new 96ci

    I guess I am sorry for making the asumption that someone with a bb would just check the jugs by a set of rings and put it on another bike if the...
    Post by: bcnasty, Nov 8, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    88ci to the new 96ci

    but as was mentioned you must get 07 pistons for it to work due to piston pin centerline and skirt shape. BC
    Post by: bcnasty, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Fork oil

    On every bike I have had the first mod was S.E. heavy fork oil. I beleive its a 15 weight. On the softail I went with 11.5 oz's because the factory...
    Post by: bcnasty, Oct 24, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Help needed for LOUD pipes

    I have a set of Rush 2.25 on my 07 classic. They have gotten louder with use and I also installed a fullsac true dual conversion. They , in my...
    Post by: bcnasty, Oct 23, 2007 in forum: Pull up a chair and sit for a spell
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    Biker Wisdom

    Thanks Tiny, well worth the read and I am glad none was deleted as they all make perfect sense. BC
    Post by: bcnasty, Oct 15, 2007 in forum: Pull up a chair and sit for a spell
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    Cams

    adjustable pushrods depend on if you are doing the work or someone else. For instance, if I was going to do just cams I would pull the heads and use...
    Post by: bcnasty, Oct 3, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    I D S system

    heard that, just like being able to do so. Today for instance cruising along and every once in a while a car would be turning I could let off...
    Post by: bcnasty, Sep 29, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    I D S system

    Hey folks, just installed a IDS pulley on my 07 Flhtc and some progressive 12 inch 418's. Wow, big difference in ride. I can now drop to 2200 rpm...
    Thread by: bcnasty, Sep 28, 2007, 2 replies, in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Lowering kits

    Thanks, ordered the progressives and they should be here today. I was a little concerned and as I said had a phobia about tank slap:) as I have been...
    Post by: bcnasty, Sep 27, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Lowering kits

    If you check I just posted this am on the issues I have had using a lowering kit with the IDS drive pulley. There is a clearence issue. I just took...
    Post by: bcnasty, Sep 23, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Lowering kits

    Hey folks, had a burly one inch lowering kit I adopted to my 07 bagger on the rear and progressive one inch lower front. Anyways, this am I installed...
    Thread by: bcnasty, Sep 23, 2007, 2 replies, in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Do I have to remap

    OH and meant to add if you consider the motor to be an air pump and the valve train only opening on the exhaust stroke for a given amount of time...
    Post by: bcnasty, Sep 13, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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    Do I have to remap

    Yuppers, you are correct and I get a big DUHHHHHH for today. sorry BC
    Post by: bcnasty, Sep 13, 2007 in forum: Motorcycle Tech Talk
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