How Many Teeth Should I have?
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How Many Teeth Should I have?
I couldn't resist that title. We received our new wheels and sprokets for the '05 Ultra.......Gee- FORGOT a MATCHING ROTOR. My question- how many teeth should be on this rotor and I see listings for a "mounting Kit " for 2000-up Harley's listed in several places. I want to go standard ratios----Found a matching 65 tooth- Seems light by my count.
Thanks for the help in advance,
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Thanks for the help in advance,
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RE: How Many Teeth Should I have?
J&P catalog says: "All other Big Twins with rear belt drive since 1980, have 70-tooth rear pulleys.
Softails had a whole slew of different sizes: 61 tooth = 1993 Softail, 70 tooth = 1994 Softail, 65 tooth = 1995 - 1999 Softail, 70 tooth = Twinkie Softail.
Softails had a whole slew of different sizes: 61 tooth = 1993 Softail, 70 tooth = 1994 Softail, 65 tooth = 1995 - 1999 Softail, 70 tooth = Twinkie Softail.
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