question on lifters
#11
That is NOT true. I just recently bought mine through that link. Those prices are for a set of 4.
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#12
#13
That is NOT true. I just recently bought mine through that link. Those prices are for a set of 4.
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#14
#15
When doing the readjust I had witness marks on the upper portion of the tubes and reamed them out.
There is a seam on the inside that corresponds to the outer bell for the o ring seal in the head. You'll see what I mean if you look in your tube.
I used a 1/2" dremel drum sander( I've read a 5/8 drill bit works well too) and pretty much sanded that seam down till the inside was smooth.
So for what it's worth.. It's back to the normal sewing machine noise, whether it was the preload or the tubes or both is anyone's guess.
PS.
I also installed the Rockouts. Doesn't sound any different than stock to me ( now anyway ).
But for the price I think it's a worthwhile mod.
#16
I had my preload set to .145 and had more noise than I liked. I talked with a local indy that I trust and he recommended setting at just over .100 I set to 2.75 turns on mine (24TPI to .114)
When doing the readjust I had witness marks on the upper portion of the tubes and reamed them out.
There is a seam on the inside that corresponds to the outer bell for the o ring seal in the head. You'll see what I mean if you look in your tube.
I used a 1/2" dremel drum sander( I've read a 5/8 drill bit works well too) and pretty much sanded that seam down till the inside was smooth.
So for what it's worth.. It's back to the normal sewing machine noise, whether it was the preload or the tubes or both is anyone's guess.
PS.
I also installed the Rockouts. Doesn't sound any different than stock to me ( now anyway ).
But for the price I think it's a worthwhile mod.
When doing the readjust I had witness marks on the upper portion of the tubes and reamed them out.
There is a seam on the inside that corresponds to the outer bell for the o ring seal in the head. You'll see what I mean if you look in your tube.
I used a 1/2" dremel drum sander( I've read a 5/8 drill bit works well too) and pretty much sanded that seam down till the inside was smooth.
So for what it's worth.. It's back to the normal sewing machine noise, whether it was the preload or the tubes or both is anyone's guess.
PS.
I also installed the Rockouts. Doesn't sound any different than stock to me ( now anyway ).
But for the price I think it's a worthwhile mod.
I also installed the rockouts, but it's still noisy. After I started it, it quieted down for a few seconds but then went back to noisy. Looked at the instructions from the pushrods I have, it said to go 2.75 turns, which is what I did. Quieter than before but still noisy.
#17
Any chance you have a picture of the area you sanded down? Not exactly sure what you are referring to.
I also installed the rockouts, but it's still noisy. After I started it, it quieted down for a few seconds but then went back to noisy. Looked at the instructions from the pushrods I have, it said to go 2.75 turns, which is what I did. Quieter than before but still noisy.
I also installed the rockouts, but it's still noisy. After I started it, it quieted down for a few seconds but then went back to noisy. Looked at the instructions from the pushrods I have, it said to go 2.75 turns, which is what I did. Quieter than before but still noisy.
If you have an issue it usually will show in the top inch from the end that inserts into the head.
Rockouts had a post with pics of the tubes reamed out here someplace recently.
#18
Here is a link for some more info.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/exhau...hat-to-do.html
It seems with Harley quality control, no 2 motors will be the same. I just keep trying to eliminate potential causes until I achieve a result or learn to live with what it is.
Many here who are much more knowledgeable than I recommend setting preload to .140-.150
I may readjust mine deeper to see if it makes any difference.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/exhau...hat-to-do.html
It seems with Harley quality control, no 2 motors will be the same. I just keep trying to eliminate potential causes until I achieve a result or learn to live with what it is.
Many here who are much more knowledgeable than I recommend setting preload to .140-.150
I may readjust mine deeper to see if it makes any difference.
Last edited by Uncle Fuzzy; 05-23-2017 at 10:53 AM.
#19
Here is a link for some more info.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/exhau...hat-to-do.html
It seems with Harley quality control, no 2 motors will be the same. I just keep trying to eliminate potential causes until I achieve a result or learn to live with what it is.
Many here who are much more knowledgeable than I recommend setting preload to .140-.150
I may readjust mine deeper to see if it makes any difference.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/exhau...hat-to-do.html
It seems with Harley quality control, no 2 motors will be the same. I just keep trying to eliminate potential causes until I achieve a result or learn to live with what it is.
Many here who are much more knowledgeable than I recommend setting preload to .140-.150
I may readjust mine deeper to see if it makes any difference.
I'm just not sure what to do... put the old lifters back in?
#20
<br /><br />Maybe try looking at the tubes. If there are no marks then continue the elimination process.<br />Take a ride and listen to it under load before hand.<br />I had some additional (louder) clatter at about 3000 rpm. That's gone now too.<br />Then pull it down and check the tubes and rods for marks and go from there.<br />