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It is harder to install because you have to take off the comp., clutch and inner primary cover to get to the pulley, then it's a bitch to get the nut loose but the stock belt does fit, mine has been in for a few years and I still have room for adjustment, I don't think it will stretch much more anyway. It's a mod well worth doing.
Without the isolation compensator the crank is subject to some harsh inputs which can cause it to twist. Unless your crank is welded I would not eliminate the isolation.
Without the isolation compensator the crank is subject to some harsh inputs which can cause it to twist. Unless your crank is welded I would not eliminate the isolation.
So you guys wouldn't recommend doing the Rev. Industries kit? I read that the its a huge noticeable difference. I read that the front wheel just stays up.
What's the advantage or point of getting the Screamin' EagleŽ Big Twin Compensator $249.95? Is the tooth count smaller? Harley says:
"This premium compensator has been engineered with heavier springs and increased travel to support the high-torque output associated with high compression race and large displacement engines. Designed to support up to 7 times the energy absorption capacity of the Original Equipment compensator, this unit helps protect the engine and driveline components during harsh drag race launches."
....so is the only advantage a smoother ride?
Last edited by HD Bobber; Mar 27, 2011 at 12:46 AM.
Without the isolation compensator the crank is subject to some harsh inputs which can cause it to twist. Unless your crank is welded I would not eliminate the isolation.
I agree, the transmission and crank need some shock absorbtion. I would use the 30 tooth pulley. Installation takes an extra 5 mins compared to the comp sprocket.
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