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Old Sep 21, 2015 | 04:20 PM
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How hard is it to swap a cam in these? I don't have any experience with that. If it is something I can do without too much risk of destroying the whole motor, I will add that to my list.
 
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Old Sep 21, 2015 | 04:23 PM
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How hard is it to swap a cam in these? I don't have any experience with that. If it is something I can do without too much risk of destroying the whole motor, I will add that to my list.
It's a fairly simple procedure.
Kinda intimidating the first time but it ain't hard.
 
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Old Sep 21, 2015 | 06:34 PM
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When I was contemplating wheels, I found this site had a lot of interesting things.

http://www.hdwheels.com/index.htm
 
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Here are part numbers and prices from a couple of years ago on my 95 Heritage Softail Classic. I absolutely love it. It pulls from idle on up, runs smoother than it ever has, and runs substantially cooler.

Here you go.

Andrews EV-13 cam $119.95
Dynojet Thunderslide with Jet Kit 8708 $128.42
Crane Cams Time Saver Adjustable Push Rods 4-0030 $126.72
Dynatek 2000P DD2000-HD2EP ignition module $145
Crane Cams big axle lifters 3-2050. set of four for $189.95
Crane Cams cam bearing 7-0400 $15.51
Cometic Cam Gasket Service Kit C9624F $19.04
Cometic EST Top End Gasket Kit w/.030" Head $87.39
Screaming Eagle Air Cleaner Kit (Carbureted Evo) 295433-99B $127.96
New set of stock rings

Milled Heads .025"
 
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Old Sep 21, 2015 | 07:00 PM
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Here are part numbers and prices from a couple of years ago on my 95 Heritage Softail Classic. I absolutely love it. It pulls from idle on up, runs smoother than it ever has, and runs substantially cooler.

Here you go.

Andrews EV-13 cam $119.95
Dynojet Thunderslide with Jet Kit 8708 $128.42
Crane Cams Time Saver Adjustable Push Rods 4-0030 $126.72
Dynatek 2000P DD2000-HD2EP ignition module $145
Crane Cams big axle lifters 3-2050. set of four for $189.95
Crane Cams cam bearing 7-0400 $15.51
Cometic Cam Gasket Service Kit C9624F $19.04
Cometic EST Top End Gasket Kit w/.030" Head $87.39
Screaming Eagle Air Cleaner Kit (Carbureted Evo) 295433-99B $127.96
New set of stock rings

Milled Heads .025"
Awesome, thanks for that!
 
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Old Sep 21, 2015 | 07:05 PM
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Awesome, thanks for that!
If you pull the rocker boxes off you don't have to buy the adjustable pushrods.
The stock ones work just fine.
 
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Old Sep 22, 2015 | 05:17 AM
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Drop those air shocks in the bin. We can advise on replacements that will never bottom out and give a better ride all round. Joking aside your bike will be quicker as a result, because you won't have to keep backing off due to the road surface.
 
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Old Sep 22, 2015 | 08:08 AM
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I think shocks definitely need to be replaced again this winter. Are there any somewhat economical options? I have Ohlins on my naked and love them but don't think I wan't to spend that on the glide. I don't need the same type of handling, I just need to stop worrying about dropping parts as I bottom out on terrible Chicago streets.
 
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Originally Posted by Stampy167
I think shocks definitely need to be replaced again this winter. Are there any somewhat economical options? I have Ohlins on my naked and love them but don't think I wan't to spend that on the glide. I don't need the same type of handling, I just need to stop worrying about dropping parts as I bottom out on terrible Chicago streets.
If you buy anything less for your Glide than Ohlins you'll be disappointed! If you ride mostly solo Howard's #2 shocks will be fine, but if you ride 2-up a lot then his #3 are sublime - which are what Mrs B and I have. It's the only way to travel!
 
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Old Sep 22, 2015 | 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by grbrown
If you buy anything less for your Glide than Ohlins you'll be disappointed! If you ride mostly solo Howard's #2 shocks will be fine, but if you ride 2-up a lot then his #3 are sublime - which are what Mrs B and I have. It's the only way to travel!
+1 +1 +1 on the Ohlins!

Don't even mess around with anything else, you will not regret it. I went with the #2-#2B Ohlins, we ride 2up and loaded most of the time and they work just fine. Haven't bottomed out once since the install. Messed with stockers and various configurations of the progressives without any satisfaction whatsoever! Howard gives a HDforums discount as well. My final cost was $640, slightly more than progressives. No comparison in performance! Just do it!

Next to come? Race Tech fork springs and rebuild! Listen to GRbrown, he knows what he's talking about.
 
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