solids to hydraulics: pushrods suggestions
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V_twins (04-26-2018)
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I just looked into their catalog online and found item 60224 by "American *something* Harware" (too small text, couldn't read the name)
Googled that item number and found an ebay item for $30
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Heavy-Duty-...ZXgDbo&vxp=mtr
Are those the ones you got?
Also found a Sifton aluminum set for 58 (I know Sifton is not what it used to be)
Colony aluminum set for 53
S&S steel set for 97
Andrews chrome moly for 85
Unbranded steel single for 20 each ( https://www.ebay.com/itm/17904-66-SH...5ahuvS&vxp=mtr )
"NOS" single by Dixie for 13 each, it says NOS remanufactured ?! (https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-65-84-H....c100005.m1851 )
I see S&S make 2 different al inclusive conversion kits that updates the shovel to evo lifters, but needs evo cams
Otherwise I was going for S&S new hydraulic lifters and tappets, Superior tappet blocks and one of the pushrods above with Andrews A2 cam on a 6 speed FXR with stock sprockets
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V_twins (04-27-2018)
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V_twins (04-29-2018)
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cant tell because of the light, but take a good look at the cam and the rollers on the lifters, just to make sure the hardness on the lobes is not being affected by age and wear
pitting or a small flake off of the metal ( on the lobes in the location of the rollers ) is a replacement thing, as the new lifters will be hurt if you don't
pitting or a small flake off of the metal ( on the lobes in the location of the rollers ) is a replacement thing, as the new lifters will be hurt if you don't
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