Pulled the trigger on an LA Jockey shifter
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Pulled the trigger on an LA Jockey shifter
Just bought the LA Jockey shift kit and one of their custom Flying Eyeball handles. Also I think im going to get a etched custom derby cover once I can figure out what I want to have done. I need to read up on the Jockey shift install and clutch adjustment. If I have to pull my cam cover off for any reason its gonna suck... both my pipes will have to be removed.
But as a side project I installed some rear turn signals and rewired everything. They look nice and flash at a normal rate (which I wasn't sure about since they are LEDs). And as another side project I took the spare leather pieces I bought and put it over the battery as a battery cover. I treated and cut it so hopefully it will be decently waterproof. I sprayed it down and the water just rolled off of it so we'll see. It's definitely not the prettiest and I want to trim it down further and possibly tie it down at the sides more so it doesn't stick out but it doesn't look horrible. The pictures make the leather look off from the stock leather.
From directly above you can't see the leather at all. I have a couple other pieces so I'm thinking I will trace the holes I have from the current piece and possibly wrap the sides around the frame so it is tucked in and tight. But I want to see how it holds up to water for now.
But as a side project I installed some rear turn signals and rewired everything. They look nice and flash at a normal rate (which I wasn't sure about since they are LEDs). And as another side project I took the spare leather pieces I bought and put it over the battery as a battery cover. I treated and cut it so hopefully it will be decently waterproof. I sprayed it down and the water just rolled off of it so we'll see. It's definitely not the prettiest and I want to trim it down further and possibly tie it down at the sides more so it doesn't stick out but it doesn't look horrible. The pictures make the leather look off from the stock leather.
From directly above you can't see the leather at all. I have a couple other pieces so I'm thinking I will trace the holes I have from the current piece and possibly wrap the sides around the frame so it is tucked in and tight. But I want to see how it holds up to water for now.
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What do you have to remove to install the new clutch cable? I skimmed through my HD service manual but didn't really look around too much for it. Figured I would have enough time to check it out when it got here and I'll see what its going to be like to install. For now I gotta figure out this derby cover dilemma.
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+1. Didn't use the Labriola setup, made my own, but the cable swap is pretty basic. Remove tranny side cover (you'll probably need to remove your rear pipe) and remove the giant spring clip. Swap cables, replace spring clip, and reinstall cover. Be sure to get a good spring clip plier, that clip is a PITA if you have a crappy one, and an in-lb torque wrench. Don't forget a new gasket, and follow all the torque specs. Those cover bolts don't get tightened very much at all.
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Not to hijack this thread, but are you interested in selling that setup if your not using it....been thinking about going to the suicide shift on my 04 springer???
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