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Hey all, I'm new to the forum so i hope I'm posting this question in the correct location...& thx for having me.
I recently bought a rigid custom, built mainly with H-D parts.
The engine has S&S jugs and carb, so i called S&S to see what power plant I had.
Unfortunately, after reciting the crankcase numbers I learned it was not a complete S&S...I'm assuming it's a H-D case with an S&S upgrade.
With my web searching, I'm still not sure what I'm working with.
The number stamped on the case is: GE02S1291. Can someone please point me in the right direction...
Thank you much!
Jim
Last edited by Cruiserguy76; Jul 29, 2012 at 08:04 PM.
try calling Harley and run the numbers by them, they should be able to help you, unless this was built in a small shop.in that case you may not really know what you have until you tear it down. maybe have it dynoed to see what you have.
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