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Compensator Sprocket Upgrade

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Old 04-01-2011, 09:43 PM
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The Andrews 30T pulley just came in and I can't wait to get'er in.

i bought the pulley from http://www.chrome-addiction.com/ for $116 + $7.99 shipping.

 

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Old 04-07-2011, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by dynabobster
Someone posted on one of the threads you can use the 30T pulley off the 2011 HD Tri-Glide and it is cheaper, somewhere around 65.00 ???

P/N 83595-11
I'll have to check that out. At half the price of the Andrews pulley, that's some serious bang for the buck!
 
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Old 05-04-2011, 10:41 PM
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One thing you need to know is get an impact gun with 550+ ft. lbs. of torque or you will have a hell of a time taking off the bold that hold the pulley on.

Install wasn't to bad beside taking the pulley nut off.

The gear is in and what a difference! WOW! Big difference in the pull. The front end just wants to get up. You get to actually use 6th gear now.
 
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told ya man! they rock! hit me up lets go riding!
 
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the 2011 triglide pullly works fine at half the price P/N 83595-11
 
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told ya man! they rock! hit me up lets go riding!
Ha, you gotta quit wrenchin on other peoples bikes and get out and ride!
 
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I completely agree my friend completely! my goal is to be DONE by the 15th! that way i am clear for your brothers b day and what not
 
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HD Bobber,
When you were in the primary changing out the compensator and the pulley did you give any consideration to changing out the IPB with a Baker bearing while you were in there?
 
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No didn't think about doing that. As of right now I have to save some $. Been spending way to much on here. Im hoping next winter to bump the motor to a 107 or something and that whole setup to do it right is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. Speed costs.
 
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Originally Posted by HD Bobber
No didn't think about doing that. As of right now I have to save some $. Been spending way to much on here. Im hoping next winter to bump the motor to a 107 or something and that whole setup to do it right is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. Speed costs.
Let me know if you need a hand with the motor when you get around to it. Since you have an auto tune, why not throw some cams in it for the time being? Only takes a couple hours to throw them in if you do adjustable pushrods.
 

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