Replacing Cylinder "Jugs"
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From: KCMO
Replacing Cylinder "Jugs"
Currently my Dyna has the ugly "natural" colored Cylinder "Jugs". I have always wanted to do a black as the rest of the motor and most of the tranny has been chromed over the natural color, expect for the cylinder fins...
Is it feasible to pick up the black cylinder jugs, and have them installed? Or is it something that the base and everything would have to be replaced as well?
Also, what would something like this run cost wise?
Is it feasible to pick up the black cylinder jugs, and have them installed? Or is it something that the base and everything would have to be replaced as well?
Also, what would something like this run cost wise?
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Do you have a 96ci motor? I have a pair of black jugs for sale, 13,000 miles only excellent condition. PM me ok.
Currently my Dyna has the ugly "natural" colored Cylinder "Jugs". I have always wanted to do a black as the rest of the motor and most of the tranny has been chromed over the natural color, expect for the cylinder fins...
Is it feasible to pick up the black cylinder jugs, and have them installed? Or is it something that the base and everything would have to be replaced as well?
Also, what would something like this run cost wise?
Is it feasible to pick up the black cylinder jugs, and have them installed? Or is it something that the base and everything would have to be replaced as well?
Also, what would something like this run cost wise?
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From: 3rd Rock
The parts manual for "DYNA MODELS" indicates PN 16525-99 (silver) for my '06 FXDi (Super glide) and a couple others.
PN 16526-99 (black) for a Low rider, Wide glide, and Street bob.
Just guessing here....I'm thinking The answer to your question is yes. The cylinder Assemblies are interchangeable. However, It is advisable to include new pistons/rings in that"swap"
Hope this helps....
Best wishes....Tim(HT)
PN 16526-99 (black) for a Low rider, Wide glide, and Street bob.
Just guessing here....I'm thinking The answer to your question is yes. The cylinder Assemblies are interchangeable. However, It is advisable to include new pistons/rings in that"swap"
Hope this helps....
Best wishes....Tim(HT)
If you are going to the trouble of swapping jugs, you might as well install a big bore at that point. So go to a larger displacement. S&S, Revolution, and a few others sell bolt on kits with different color jugs and matching pistons.
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Thats what I was going to say. I saw a guy on a honda forum that did that. As long as you take your time it should last years.
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Fuelmoto and Hillside, both sponsors here, also offer 107 kits. Swap jugs, pistons, and cam.
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And if you don't like it you can spend ridiculous amounts of money for new jugs!
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