2007 Road King Classic Hydraulic Clutch
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2007 Road King Classic Hydraulic Clutch
I purchased a 103A 2014 HD Engine, off a Street Glide for my 2007 Road King Classic. I was told on a different thread that I would need to install a hydraulic clutch. I am wondering what parts I need to make the transition. I looked at HD and Performance Machine. Is there a preference? Thanks for the help. I am really impressed by the level of knowledge out there.
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2.) TBW cleans up the bars and frame neck....what it really does though is allows the ECM to introduce a "limp home mode" if problems are registered- rather than shut down the whole bike.
As far as normal operation I like it fine on my 09
Mike
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I certainly woudn;t plunk down any $$$ for a hydraulic clutch
2.) TBW cleans up the bars and frame neck....what it really does though is allows the ECM to introduce a "limp home mode" if problems are registered- rather than shut down the whole bike.
As far as normal operation I like it fine on my 09
Mike
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I certainly woudn;t plunk down any $$$ for a hydraulic clutch.
My left hand grip is pretty strong
2.) TBW cleans up the bars and frame neck....what it really does though is allows the ECM to introduce a "limp home mode" if problems are registered- rather than shut down the whole bike.
As far as normal operation I like it fine on my 09
Mike
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If you go with the throttle by wire you will at least need a new ECM ($300-ish), throttle by wire sensor ($80-ish), 08+ engine/wiring harness ($?), intake with servo motor ($250-ish?) and who knows what else.
Probably best to stay with your stock intake and cable throttle maybe? Really no benefit in going that direction.
Probably best to stay with your stock intake and cable throttle maybe? Really no benefit in going that direction.
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