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Anyone know of a black rotor bolt for the front rotors on a twin cam? Harley's stock # is 3655a. Lyndall makes 2 types. A low profile for $100 which seems a bit much. Or the arp 12 point for $30 but I'm not sure if they would be too tall and hit the forks. Google search comes up with an M5x10. Not sure if that's correct or not.
EDIT: If you read the description on Lyndall's website: "ARP Bolt kits are also available for sprockets, pulleys, and rotors (these will not fit rotors on a 39mm/narrow glide front end, as the 12 point head is too tall and will hit the forks.)"
EDIT: If you read the description on Lyndall's website: "ARP Bolt kits are also available for sprockets, pulleys, and rotors (these will not fit rotors on a 39mm/narrow glide front end, as the 12 point head is too tall and will hit the forks.)"
Yeah saw that , probably a no go. Someone posted a mcmaster screw link that looks good.
I always thought the head was a little bit smaller on the drag specialties. I went back to the stock bolts because it seemed to Center the rotor better. The head of bolt matched the inset hole on rotor. If ya know what I mean.
I always thought the head was a little bit smaller on the drag specialties. I went back to the stock bolts because it seemed to Center the rotor better. The head of bolt matched the inset hole on rotor. If ya know what I mean.
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