Are the 1450 Evos any good?
#1
Are the 1450 Evos any good?
I am looking to buy a Harley Softail. Any opinions on which motor is better, the 1340 or 1450?
Also, pretty much most of them I'm finding have oil leaks-is that common?
Thanks.
Also, pretty much most of them I'm finding have oil leaks-is that common?
Thanks.
#5
RE: Are the 1450 Evos any good?
They're freakin amazing. Oddly enough a well tuned 1450 evo will run circles around the 1580 and the 1800 flatheads due to the lower crank sidevalves on the flattie with a spleen vent. If you get the 1450 evo, you'll want to check lower wankel bearings, that's what's causing the leaks. A good mixture of JB Weld and Colgate should seal those right up, but not if the flanges are warped. You'll want to make sure that you get the 8-valve transversely mounted L-model with the ladder frame and the intercooled primary along with the 6 in 4 tranny and the jockey clutch with a suicide shifter. They're fckin rockets man.
#6
RE: Are the 1450 Evos any good?
ORIGINAL: zombie
They're freakin amazing. Oddly enough a well tuned 1450 evo will run circles around the 1580 and the 1800 flatheads due to the lower crank sidevalves on the flattie with a spleen vent. If you get the 1450 evo, you'll want to check lower wankel bearings, that's what's causing the leaks. A good mixture of JB Weld and Colgate should seal those right up, but not if the flanges are warped. You'll want to make sure that you get the 8-valve transversely mounted L-model with the ladder frame and the intercooled primary along with the 6 in 4 tranny and the jockey clutch with a suicide shifter. They're fckin rockets man.
They're freakin amazing. Oddly enough a well tuned 1450 evo will run circles around the 1580 and the 1800 flatheads due to the lower crank sidevalves on the flattie with a spleen vent. If you get the 1450 evo, you'll want to check lower wankel bearings, that's what's causing the leaks. A good mixture of JB Weld and Colgate should seal those right up, but not if the flanges are warped. You'll want to make sure that you get the 8-valve transversely mounted L-model with the ladder frame and the intercooled primary along with the 6 in 4 tranny and the jockey clutch with a suicide shifter. They're fckin rockets man.
#7
RE: Are the 1450 Evos any good?
ORIGINAL: Sam
Yeah.............but does the Colgate need to have Flouride in it??????????
ORIGINAL: zombie
They're freakin amazing. Oddly enough a well tuned 1450 evo will run circles around the 1580 and the 1800 flatheads due to the lower crank sidevalves on the flattie with a spleen vent. If you get the 1450 evo, you'll want to check lower wankel bearings, that's what's causing the leaks. A good mixture of JB Weld and Colgate should seal those right up, but not if the flanges are warped. You'll want to make sure that you get the 8-valve transversely mounted L-model with the ladder frame and the intercooled primary along with the 6 in 4 tranny and the jockey clutch with a suicide shifter. They're fckin rockets man.
They're freakin amazing. Oddly enough a well tuned 1450 evo will run circles around the 1580 and the 1800 flatheads due to the lower crank sidevalves on the flattie with a spleen vent. If you get the 1450 evo, you'll want to check lower wankel bearings, that's what's causing the leaks. A good mixture of JB Weld and Colgate should seal those right up, but not if the flanges are warped. You'll want to make sure that you get the 8-valve transversely mounted L-model with the ladder frame and the intercooled primary along with the 6 in 4 tranny and the jockey clutch with a suicide shifter. They're fckin rockets man.
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RE: Are the 1450 Evos any good?
ORIGINAL: BigJfxdwg
I keep telling the wife I need my lower wankel bearings checked and she just laughs and walks away.
I keep telling the wife I need my lower wankel bearings checked and she just laughs and walks away.