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Your a wealth of knowledge about shovelheads, a regular E-BADASS because I know you would never, ever call me a troll to my face, your a truly weak man. You don't talk to people like this in person because your scared of getting your *** whipped or going to jail. You try to look like a tough guy, but I know your as weak as water. I came on this forum hoping to gain some knowledge, but all I got was ridiculed by an E-1%.
Call it like I see it. Will stand by my original reply to your request for information. How about a pic of your S&S line-honed and ported cases.
And your reply to MikeT (Are the Harley manuals the best ones to use and what year) was just more of the same bull$hit
Last edited by panz4ever; Dec 27, 2010 at 02:14 AM.
I just orderd the things from J&P cycles $1030 and some change. Why in the **** would I lie about something like this.http://www.jpcycles.com/product/432-...utm_medium=csethis is what I orderd. Go nail your ***** to a treestump and fall over backwards!!!!!
Hoarse, too bad the best part of you was left running down the inside of your mama's leg. But in this case it is understandable since your mama is your older sister.
Hoarse: J&P has a good forum for tech. and they have moderators that know the products. My first build was a harley and I knew nothing before I bought it...I used a Clymer manual and built a solid bike. I also purchased the HD manual but didn't use it as frequently...the clymer had better, more detailed instructions and was laid out better for building.
Thanks for all the info. I'm going to get a 70-78 clymer, sorry I wasn't specific about the cases being ported. I was refering to the breather passage way, guess I thought everyone would know. I'm going to check at J&P's forum too.
Your better off getting an original H-D manual, Clymers aren't that good with details and specs. Pick one up on Fleabay if you can, even if its a little beat up, maybe $20.
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