Can tensioners
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From: Centennial, CO
How many miles are on it? How many miles do plan to keep it? Any further engine mods?
If no further engine mods, my suggestion would be to replace with Cyco tensioner pads.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...z5pM-B4_X-pWgA
If no further engine mods, my suggestion would be to replace with Cyco tensioner pads.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...z5pM-B4_X-pWgA
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From: The Nature Coast, FL
I just did my '06 Ultra with Cyco shoes and put a cam in while I was in there. Change the inner cam bearings when you do it. Added a Baisley oil relief spring and brought the oil pressure up a bit. Worked for me and I was happy
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Spend the money on a set of S&S 509 cams and do what DonnieM did instead of spending money on parts you don't need to have a good running dependable motor.
Aa cost effective solution and increases performance as well. If the bike is carbed, you will probably need to rejet; I assume Stage I upgrade has been done? If not, you should do that while you are at it. If the bike is EFI, you might consider a fuel management system as well. Money better spent there than on gears or hydraulic tensioners.
Aa cost effective solution and increases performance as well. If the bike is carbed, you will probably need to rejet; I assume Stage I upgrade has been done? If not, you should do that while you are at it. If the bike is EFI, you might consider a fuel management system as well. Money better spent there than on gears or hydraulic tensioners.
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My work was done a few months ago, I went gears with andrews 37 cams, new high flow oil pump, adjustable push rods and ofcourse new bearings.. major difference in power gained too.
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