Evo Pusrods.
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Evo Pusrods.
1995 Road King. Well. I got the pushrod tube cover mystery solved. (See Touring section). Now. I got to the pushrods. It has JIMS lifter blocks. The pushrods are designed as to where they cannot be removed without removing the rocker boxes.. The guy I got it from knew nothing about the bike. So. This is a fun learning experience on my part. Looking at the pushrods and doing a little on line research. They are Andrews pushrods. When ever I have to do some top end work where the rocker boxes need to be removed. I am going to go back with some pushrods where the rocker boxes do not have to be removed.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Andrews-Adjustable-Pushrods-Chromoly-For-Harley-Evolution-Big-Twin-Evo-1984-99/173464463082?fits=Make%3AHarley-Davidson&epid=171114035&hash=item286349a6ea:g:RQMA AOSwWuNbbsbV:rk:26f:0
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Andrews-Adjustable-Pushrods-Chromoly-For-Harley-Evolution-Big-Twin-Evo-1984-99/173464463082?fits=Make%3AHarley-Davidson&epid=171114035&hash=item286349a6ea:g:RQMA AOSwWuNbbsbV:rk:26f:0
Last edited by OLD 96; 11-19-2018 at 08:20 PM.
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Not sure you'd get much use out them after they cut them out so they can install the ez-install pushrods.
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One could use them with some all thread to make a pushrod length checker tool. Useful if you want to figure out the length of a non-adjustable pushrod with a specific cam choice.