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Jul 3, 2018 | 05:39 AM

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Kingglide549

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http://hylift-johnson.com/our-company/
I cant find anything "Public " about such a sale.
Being they are, I would have think it would have to be listed.

Jul 3, 2018 | 02:15 PM

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98hotrodfatboy

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Originally Posted by Kingglide549

http://hylift-johnson.com/our-company/
I cant find anything "Public " about such a sale.
Being they are, I would have think it would have to be listed.

What ever you want to believe. Like I said call Johnson and speak with, I believe, if I can remember properly he said his name was Jerry Lewis. I can confirm when I get home. Just don't negate what I said cause you cannot find anything about it... Your not the Justice of all.. so give em a call buddy ...

Jul 3, 2018 | 03:10 PM

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Kingglide549

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I never said I was in charge.
I talked to them i last year and they told me they are a Canadian company and an American open on paper.
It looks like two companies.
that's what he said .i cant prove it.
However, if it is a public company (stock shares) all transactions will show up.
I am pretty sure it is, as they had a botched CEO in the past that went to jail for stealing lifters. a warehouse full.

Jul 5, 2018 | 05:11 PM

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Uncle G.

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Not saying you wasted anything. Truth be told it's not what most think it is. .. if they work great... Great.... I just don't think anyone should be mislead... And I only reference this because I run a highly modified Evo and have had multiple issues even with the S&S lifters... It's about protecting your investment.....

Even though my bike is stock, I have a vested interest in making it run as long as possible. Problem with hydraulic lifters, is, no matter who made them, you never know if you have good ones without installing them and trying them.

This is will be my first try with “aftermarket” lifters, as I understand that Harley has discontinued the “B” lifters some years back and now sources them from Mexico under a “C” revision letter (still the same price, of course). Based on experience during my career, I’m leery of Mexican manufacture.