difference between softail standard and a nightrain
I'm not sure which ones, but all but 4 Softails have a different cam that shifts the peak tork down a few hundred RPM's and reduces it by some 4 ft/lb. The Night Train is one of the 4 that are spec'ed to be only 1 ft/lb less than than the A engined bikes because of the power used up by the balance shafts.
Question for you that I haven't been able to figure out.
It seems that a lot of night train owners swap out a lot of the wrinkle black parts (primary cover, rocker covers, etc.) for chrome. Isn't the point of buying a night train getting the blacked out motor, etc? Am I missing something?
It seems that a lot of night train owners swap out a lot of the wrinkle black parts (primary cover, rocker covers, etc.) for chrome. Isn't the point of buying a night train getting the blacked out motor, etc? Am I missing something?
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The softail standard has the silver motor, I chose the night train for the black motor.
The softail standard has the silver motor, I chose the night train for the black motor.
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I've seen several people who "chromed out" their night train.Makes no sense to me.Bars, seat,risers, wrinkle black oil tank,engine, tranny, primaryand a few other parts.
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