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I'm new to Harleys, but I'm pretty sure the speedo just reads the signal that is sent to it, my T-Max has the recalibration option. Baker has a tech line they could answer your questions.
I didnt touch the recalibration for the speedo. Yes you can find the socket cheaper @ a place called Harbour Freight Tools. Look them up on the net. Impack tools are a + and a repair and parts book is mandatory. You need torque specs and diagrams/blow ups. Also you will be able to do about anything with both books so its $ well spent.Look up my posts and I beleive I put all the info needed when I posted months ago.
I bought the Baker gear about a year ago and yes I had to change the belt. Look up my posts because I posted the part # you will need. And yes it helps big time with torque and hp. I no longer have "lugging" in 6th. I use 6th gear at 55mph now.......And the 2" socket is more than the gear itself. I borrowed one from the old Indian dealer...
(didn't look real hard) but i can't seem to find the part number for that new belt
Dakota Digital and S & S both make speedometer re-calibraters. Both are plug and play, real easy to adjust. Even easier if you have a GPS then just go along and adjust the speedo to the gps speed, or you can use a buddy to ride along side. Hope this helps.
I just called Baker about the 30T for an '07 Dyna and they quoted me a price of $169.00 for the 30T. They gave me part# 40048-07 for a 130T belt, is that the correct belt for a 30T, they said that it was used on HDs delivered to Japan.
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