Cam cover change
#11
For guys with limited mechanical experience I'm not to tell you how it can be pulled off without doing the pushrods , it can be done and is by higher end mech's but can screw stuff up if not done exactly correct . For the average garage guy follow the advice given in here already it's sound .
#13
The adjustable rods certainly seem to be the way to go. They would be nice to have in the event I wanted to change cams. I have told some if you have enough mechanical abilities to masterbate you can do it. THIS doesn`t sound to be one of them. bseg Ummm More reading and cking things and learning now BG Thanks Y`all WP
#14
Yes on right side as you sit on the bike. In the parts pics I `ve looked up I`ll have to content with the cam bushing to get this part changed to chrome. Thanks WP
#15
[quote=TwiZted Biker;8752996 For the average garage guy follow the advice given in here already it's sound .[/quote]
I think I`m a bit above average LOL tho there days I question myself in that. With little experiance in HD`s Thinking it`s time to Listen to the sound advice Thank you for the help
WP
I think I`m a bit above average LOL tho there days I question myself in that. With little experiance in HD`s Thinking it`s time to Listen to the sound advice Thank you for the help
WP
#16
Bro Murphy gets a slice of everyone's *** sooner or later so I feel you believe me had my go rounds with him too .
#19
Have decieded to wait on changing the cover till I tear the bike down for paint. Thats schudeled for Nov - Dec I`ll have more time to work at rather than getting in a hurry as I`m known to do. We ride almost year round here and I have another bike I just like having both ready if family or friends come for a visit. If ya have time would you please give me an idea where to position the steel rod? Thanks I do appreicate the help WP
Last edited by WP50; 08-30-2011 at 07:48 AM.
#20