Counter Balancer
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Counter Balancer
I’m wondering if there is any type of upgrade to the Twin Cam 88B counter balancer? I have an 03 FXST. Initially it was thought that it was the crank bearing. I tore apart the engine and it was discovered that it was the counter balancer bearing by the gear. I’m just checking if there is any upgrade that I could do. I’m going through the entire engine and going to replace just about everything. I don’t want to reuse any parts. Cylinders look good, some carbon build up on SE pistons. Andrews cams show minimal wear. But I want to go to 100ci or 103cI. I don’t want to machine the cylinder bore. I’ll be looking at S&S kit. Thanks for the advice.
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Sounds like a great project.....
FWIW... I've worked on my bikes for years, but have yet needed to split any cases. I always swore that if I needed to split cases, I'd send the bottom off to DarkHorse Crankworks. It certainly isn't the budget minded way to handle it, but you would have a bullet-proof a bottom end for your twin cam when they are finished...
http://www.darkhorsecrankworks.com/c...ufactured.html
Good luck with the rebuild....
FWIW... I've worked on my bikes for years, but have yet needed to split any cases. I always swore that if I needed to split cases, I'd send the bottom off to DarkHorse Crankworks. It certainly isn't the budget minded way to handle it, but you would have a bullet-proof a bottom end for your twin cam when they are finished...
http://www.darkhorsecrankworks.com/c...ufactured.html
Good luck with the rebuild....
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Thanks for the info. Their prices are not that bad. If I go that rout I might just send the cases to R&R in Manchester NH. They do awesome work. This project will take me a while to complete. I’m just trying to get prices up now. Then budget my build. One thing that I like about dark horse is the blue printing of the bottom end.
Sounds like a great project.....
FWIW... I've worked on my bikes for years, but have yet needed to split any cases. I always swore that if I needed to split cases, I'd send the bottom off to DarkHorse Crankworks. It certainly isn't the budget minded way to handle it, but you would have a bullet-proof a bottom end for your twin cam when they are finished...
http://www.darkhorsecrankworks.com/c...ufactured.html
Good luck with the rebuild....
FWIW... I've worked on my bikes for years, but have yet needed to split any cases. I always swore that if I needed to split cases, I'd send the bottom off to DarkHorse Crankworks. It certainly isn't the budget minded way to handle it, but you would have a bullet-proof a bottom end for your twin cam when they are finished...
http://www.darkhorsecrankworks.com/c...ufactured.html
Good luck with the rebuild....
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