1998 evo(HP)
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From: la la land jerzey
That bike you have has the shovelhead starter in it, and as a result of that you have about all the performance you can have, with out a Hi output starter Like all ***** and bigger amp battery -- the bikes with a kicker on them were easyer to put power to them than that one - johnjzjz
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That bike you have has the shovelhead starter in it, and as a result of that you have about all the performance you can have, with out a Hi output starter Like all ***** and bigger amp battery -- the bikes with a kicker on them were easyer to put power to them than that one - johnjzjz
65 HP with my stock MM injection. After 10:1 Weisco's, EV 3030 cams , heads flowed and a good air cleaner, exhaust and tuner I was running close to 80 hp. Reliable too. Sold it at 65,000 miles on the odometer still running strong.
( Never touched the starter either.)
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From: la la land jerzey
A 1998 Road King has a Shovelhead starter in it? ( My '98 Ultra didn't.)
65 HP with my stock MM injection. After 10:1 Weisco's, EV 3030 cams , heads flowed and a good air cleaner, exhaust and tuner I was running close to 80 hp. Reliable too. Sold it at 65,000 miles on the odometer still running strong.
( Never touched the starter either.)
65 HP with my stock MM injection. After 10:1 Weisco's, EV 3030 cams , heads flowed and a good air cleaner, exhaust and tuner I was running close to 80 hp. Reliable too. Sold it at 65,000 miles on the odometer still running strong.
( Never touched the starter either.)
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That bike you have has the shovelhead starter in it, and as a result of that you have about all the performance you can have, with out a Hi output starter Like all ***** and bigger amp battery -- the bikes with a kicker on them were easyer to put power to them than that one - johnjzjz
You OK John? Too many Christmas cheers?
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From: la la land jerzey
OH boy -- i dont smoke and had cigarettes in my hand when i got back to the shop
They are telling me Jack Daniels and i were talking at lunch // single barrel < smooth stuff tomorrow i will have to go and find my truck and keys
They are telling me Jack Daniels and i were talking at lunch // single barrel < smooth stuff tomorrow i will have to go and find my truck and keys
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A 1998 Road King has a Shovelhead starter in it? ( My '98 Ultra didn't. Part #31553-94 - same as in my Stage II 95" Twin Cam.)
65 HP with my stock MM injection. After 10:1 Weisco's, EV 3030 cams , heads flowed and a good air cleaner, exhaust and tuner I was running close to 80 hp. Reliable too. Sold it at 65,000 miles on the odometer still running strong.
( Never touched the starter either.)
65 HP with my stock MM injection. After 10:1 Weisco's, EV 3030 cams , heads flowed and a good air cleaner, exhaust and tuner I was running close to 80 hp. Reliable too. Sold it at 65,000 miles on the odometer still running strong.
( Never touched the starter either.)
