lifters swapped out
I finally got around to swapping out those infamous lifters on my 2015 Breakout. Also did a cam swap while in there along with cam bearings and SE clutch diaphragm spring.
Andrews 48h cam, S&S premium lifters and adjustable pushrods.
Jamie @ FuelMoto sent me a new tune for the PowerVision.
All in all it wasn't too difficult for a first timer but having previously adjusted lifters on Chevys I knew I could do this.
Andrews 48h cam, S&S premium lifters and adjustable pushrods.
Jamie @ FuelMoto sent me a new tune for the PowerVision.
All in all it wasn't too difficult for a first timer but having previously adjusted lifters on Chevys I knew I could do this.
Wtf? Can I at least get a frekin' thumbs up? Tbh, just the satisfaction of working on my own scoot is good nuff.
I Have never taken it to the dealer for squat since it was new.
I Have never taken it to the dealer for squat since it was new.
Last edited by breakman; Jun 26, 2018 at 09:01 PM.
2 thumbs up from me to, that’s inspiring, I’m planning on doing a cam swap on my twin cam and I’m trying to figure out if I can do this myself. I am a mechanical guy but not a whole bunch on internel engine stuff
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I finally got around to swapping out those infamous lifters on my 2015 Breakout. Also did a cam swap while in there along with cam bearings and SE clutch diaphragm spring.
Andrews 48h cam, S&S premium lifters and adjustable pushrods.
Jamie @ FuelMoto sent me a new tune for the PowerVision.
All in all it wasn't too difficult for a first timer but having previously adjusted lifters on Chevys I knew I could do this.
Andrews 48h cam, S&S premium lifters and adjustable pushrods.
Jamie @ FuelMoto sent me a new tune for the PowerVision.
All in all it wasn't too difficult for a first timer but having previously adjusted lifters on Chevys I knew I could do this.
The bike is really fun to drve with a cam upgrade ...have fun !
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