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If it has the HD hybrid kit it would have a roller chain on the sprockets and the linked Morris chain in the chest.
Hmm, just thought about that again...was in a hurry the first time i responded...
Originally Posted by Kburgad
Mine went 30k on originals primary was worn heavily, pins on the links were rubbing the shoe. Secondary was just barely starting to wear, but there were 2 distinct grooves in the shoe
If it was a Hybrid Kit, the Primary would have the 2 grooves and the Secondary would have 1 wide groove. Just like what is shown in Post #23 above.
Maybe he describing the wrong shoe
OR
Originally Posted by multihdrdr
Secondary Shoe Reference : "there were 2 distinct grooves in the shoe"..."04 night train"
Hmm... wouldn't think those statements would go together
Yup totally got those backwards. Mixed up which was which with em sitting on my workbench. My bad. O well. Maybe the next set will last longer but if they don't I'm ok with 20 bucks in gaskets and 25 in shoes in 4 or 5 years.
Did take a thin costco rubber glove and blow it up and run the outside of the chains over it and it didn't puncture it. So I don't think they have the sharp points people talk about.
Yup totally got those backwards. Mixed up which was which with em sitting on my workbench. My bad. O well. Maybe the next set will last longer but if they don't I'm ok with 20 bucks in gaskets and 25 in shoes in 4 or 5 years.
Did take a thin costco rubber glove and blow it up and run the outside of the chains over it and it didn't puncture it. So I don't think they have the sharp points people talk about.
Did you get adjustable pushrods or do you pull the valve covers?
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