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I can't for the life of remember the name, but there was a roller project for sale by me that had a evo engine with pan covers and pan looking cam cover. Company sold complete projects. They had knuckle evo engine too. Man. What was that company.
I can't for the life of remember the name, but there was a roller project for sale by me that had a evo engine with pan covers and pan looking cam cover. Company sold complete projects. They had knuckle evo engine too. Man. What was that company.
There was a company called Panzer that was seeking a Softail "Panhead" but it didn't have a kicker. I think that even the 1965 Panhead came with a kicker as well as first year electric. John Z would know for sure.
Gotta keep warm til riding season gets here again.
Tom
There was a company called Panzer that was seeking a Softail "Panhead" but it didn't have a kicker. I think that even the 1965 Panhead came with a kicker as well as first year electric. John Z would know for sure.
Gotta keep warm til riding season gets here again.
Tom
i have a 71 FL that came with a kicker and electric start but i believe that when AMF took control of harley in 1972 after paying totally for the company, the kicker was gone on the FL, but its a gray area the parts book shows it being available till 76 i think
Jeez, those RaceDyne rocker boxes will scare the living heck outta some people. Just the not knowing what they are would create a frenzied debate at a local bike night.
S&S makes a nice 103" Pan replica that's a direct bolt-in replacement for our EVO motors. Wouldn't mind putting one in my Heritage Springer, but at $8200 it's not likely to happen.
BTW, Xzotic is a RevTech product, which IMO is bottom of the barrel.
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