Timing cover
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For questions such as those i would go the the J & P cycle catalog and look at such covers.
The item listing will show the fitment and you will have more solid information.
When you remove the original cover from your EVO big twin you will notice that a replacement will require screws to be on the horizontal for fitment.
Cation if there is any design on the cover.
The item listing will show the fitment and you will have more solid information.
When you remove the original cover from your EVO big twin you will notice that a replacement will require screws to be on the horizontal for fitment.
Cation if there is any design on the cover.
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Factory Evo covers were vertical...if you remove the plate that the cover rivets to, and bolt the cover directly to the cam cover...you need horizonal.
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I guess that would mean the outer covers would be the same diameter.
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I had my timing cover and derby cover made by these people
http://www.azece.com/
Really good craftsmanship.
http://www.azece.com/
Really good craftsmanship.