Sealed Wheel Bearing Shims/Spacers - What they look like...Where they go :)
#31
11-19-2018, 08:24 AM
Cruiser
Unfortunately the "Pit Posse" tool's Instructions are the wrong ones to follow and have been (I've stated this before) 
Except for very few exceptions, this statement can be followed:
Install the 1st bearing on the Brake Disc Side ... If the wheel has Two Discs (front), Install the 1st bearing on the Left
Except for very few exceptions, this statement can be followed:
Install the 1st bearing on the Brake Disc Side ... If the wheel has Two Discs (front), Install the 1st bearing on the Left
#32
12-23-2018, 12:05 AM
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Assuming your "SG" is a Street Glide? ... NOT a Super Glide
If you have 16x3 SG wheels from a 2008, they are the same wheels as your 2007 ... just put all the same parts you would install in your 2007 ... Make sure you remove the bearing shims (1 Front, 1 Rear) that were used for the 25mm 2008 Touring application
You also need to Swap Rotors and Pulley to your Originals
Install the first bearing... Front Left and Right Rear
.
If you have 16x3 SG wheels from a 2008, they are the same wheels as your 2007 ... just put all the same parts you would install in your 2007 ... Make sure you remove the bearing shims (1 Front, 1 Rear) that were used for the 25mm 2008 Touring application
You also need to Swap Rotors and Pulley to your Originals
Install the first bearing... Front Left and Right Rear
.
#33
12-23-2018, 07:05 AM
Use your same 2016 Wheel Spacers and Center Spacer Sleeve, but also use the Front and Rear Shims sized for the Dyna application.
The Front Shim is relatively Narrow on the Dyna ... Most would not notice it not being there if they didn't know better ... But to "Do it Right", I would use a Shim.
If you need Part#'s, let me know
The Front Shim is relatively Narrow on the Dyna ... Most would not notice it not being there if they didn't know better ... But to "Do it Right", I would use a Shim.
If you need Part#'s, let me know
#34
12-23-2018, 10:23 AM
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Use your same 2016 Wheel Spacers and Center Spacer Sleeve, but also use the Front and Rear Shims sized for the Dyna application.
The Front Shim is relatively Narrow on the Dyna ... Most would not notice it not being there if they didn't know better ... But to "Do it Right", I would use a Shim.
If you need Part#'s, let me know
The Front Shim is relatively Narrow on the Dyna ... Most would not notice it not being there if they didn't know better ... But to "Do it Right", I would use a Shim.
If you need Part#'s, let me know
#35
12-23-2018, 10:59 AM
#36
12-23-2018, 05:24 PM
Use your same 2016 Wheel Spacers and Center Spacer Sleeve, but also use the Front and Rear Shims sized for the Dyna application.
The Front Shim is relatively Narrow on the Dyna ... Most would not notice it not being there if they didn't know better ... But to "Do it Right", I would use a Shim.
If you need Part#'s, let me know
The Front Shim is relatively Narrow on the Dyna ... Most would not notice it not being there if they didn't know better ... But to "Do it Right", I would use a Shim.
If you need Part#'s, let me know
#37
12-23-2018, 06:56 PM
#39
12-23-2018, 07:18 PM