Tested: Hayden M6, and Jagg 10 row Fan assisted cooler
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Tourer
Joined: May 2007
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From: CT
Yup...its for 07 and up twin cams..
+1...I re-used mine ..all good
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Originally Posted by GPHDXLC
I think this winter I will install the Hayden. So the only other thing I will need is a new primary gasket then.
Can I buy them at a indy or will I need to buy off the net?
Those gaskets are good for at least 3 on & offs as long as it's not damaged.
Originally Posted by GPHDXLC
I think this winter I will install the Hayden. So the only other thing I will need is a new primary gasket then.
Can I buy them at a indy or will I need to buy off the net?
Those gaskets are good for at least 3 on & offs as long as it's not damaged.
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Michigan
I am looking to replace the stock tensioner and everything I read about the Hayden is good. My only concern is I have about 50k on the primary chain and have read some folks who have installed the hayden can't shim all of the chain slack out because the chain has stretched beyond what the Hayden will take up and they get chain slap on the top of the primary case. I guess I could replace the primary chain while I am in there but never priced one.
Thanks for the write-up on the tensioner, it was helpful.
Thanks for the write-up on the tensioner, it was helpful.
A new chain is about $75
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Belleville Mi.
I am looking to replace the stock tensioner and everything I read about the Hayden is good. My only concern is I have about 50k on the primary chain and have read some folks who have installed the hayden can't shim all of the chain slack out because the chain has stretched beyond what the Hayden will take up and they get chain slap on the top of the primary case. I guess I could replace the primary chain while I am in there but never priced one.
Thanks for the write-up on the tensioner, it was helpful.
Thanks for the write-up on the tensioner, it was helpful.
Trucky911
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Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Luverne, Mn
I hope the updates keep coming. Having just replaced my IPB 3,000 miles ago, I would really like to know if the Hayden M6 will keep my IPB from going out again. Would rather spend $150 now then $600 later.
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Denham Springs, La
TUCCI-My 09 Ultra has 75000 miles on it and I'm on my 3rd IPB. If I remember correctly, the first one went at about 35k. The second went at about 60k.
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Tourer
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what year is your bike?...what mileage did it go out at?
How common is the failure rate on the IPB just out of curiosity?
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Luverne, Mn
I have an 09 SG. IPB went out at 34000 miles. I like the idea of Hayden m6 because I plan to keep my bike for many miles yet. If bearing will fail either way, why invest in the Hayden? Just trying to figure it all out.