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after contemplating which route to go and speaking to a few folks and getting their opinions. I finally boxed up my heads and lifter blocks and will be en route to Scott at Hillside Motorcycle. I am having him do the stage 2 head service to my heads on my 1996 FXSTC. I can't wait to get them back and see how my baby will scream after Scott and his team do their magic.
after contemplating which route to go and speaking to a few folks and getting their opinions. I finally boxed up my heads and lifter blocks and will be en route to Scott at Hillside Motorcycle. I am having him do the stage 2 head service to my heads on my 1996 FXSTC. I can't wait to get them back and see how my baby will scream after Scott and his team do their magic.
You definitely will not be disappointed. what else are you doing to the motor? If your gonna do stage II you might as well send him your intake as well and get it port matched to the heads. What carb are you running?
Wow, that's good to know, I'll have to check my block clearance for the cam lobes also, that would suck if a lobe wacked the lifter blocks !!!!! New tip,nice...
Wow, that's good to know, I'll have to check my block clearance for the cam lobes also, that would suck if a lobe wacked the lifter blocks !!!!! New tip,nice...
You have to make sure the slot for the roller is deep enough for the higher lift. You don't want the roller to bottom out on the lifter block.
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