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haha - trick question complaince mounts are a thing of the past - the solid mount works for a while then also leaks - its the reason harley went to the tapered rings - its called expansion - it works better then the other set up the rings
in theory the complaince rubber blocks should have worked but they did not - tryed all of that in the late 80s none of it was the real fix till the harley change to tapered rings
How does a solid intake manifold different from a stock manifold?
like many 2 stroke bikes that have a rubber manifold head to carb - but harley used 2 front and rear heads then a alloy manifold into that plus gaskets for the heads to complaince < they called the rubber part this -- plus 2 hose clamps and the 4 bolts - in the end it did work for a while and it did make S&S rich because everyone was blaiming the keihin carb so they could sell you a money maker super E
like many 2 stroke bikes that have a rubber manifold head to carb - but harley used 2 front and rear heads then a alloy manifold into that plus gaskets for the heads to complaince < they called the rubber part this -- plus 2 hose clamps and the 4 bolts - in the end it did work for a while and it did make S&S rich because everyone was blaiming the keihin carb so they could sell you a money maker super E
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