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does anyone know of a web site that you can just enter a part number to and find what it is (year, modle,size) I am rebuilding an old ironhead that I got years ago. Found the motor that I had was a basket case, I knew the guy that put the thing together, and I don't think he had the correct parts. Thye block was (4A12206H0) thinking that it was a 70 (900) when I pulled it apart I found a mess. The jugs wewe scored, pistons were wiped out on the back side only. Further inspection of the cases found that the motor had been broken and rewelded more that once. I whent and bought a newer block (3A30508H2) thinking it is a 72 (1000). I grabed some heads from a friend (16682-71,16684-71). Looking to see if I can use thies heads with this block and what jugs to use.
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I think the '72 models, first year for the 61 inch motor, had heads different than earlier and possibly later models. Heres a link to an excellent Sporty joint where you might get some better help than my tired ol' brain:
http://www.sportster.org/home.html
http://www.sportster.org/home.html
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HEY THANKS, this has been a real pain trying to get info for this project. I have built a frame for the motor and was quite pissed when I found the motor was a bust. with this new block i hope to finally get this chopper together. Hey I have hered some have put shovel big twin jugs on sport blocks. Is this possible? if true can I through 80" jugs on the pig with out breaking the bank?
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