Motorsprocket Cushion Replacement Tool

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @JoeFurtado-xv5no
    @JoeFurtado-xv5no 3 дня назад

    Put one in my 11 FLHX noticed an immediate different have 8k on it now bikes running 90 ho and 110 ftlb torque. I’ll be ordering the replacement rubber kit just to have on hand when I do my next service on the primary. Bike runs smooth

  • @JCunningham21
    @JCunningham21 Месяц назад

    is there any recommended change interval?

    • @andrewdellenbach230
      @andrewdellenbach230 Месяц назад +1

      You should check the cushions every 10,000 to 15,000 miles

  • @dougfresh1341
    @dougfresh1341 Год назад

    YT videos are a great way to keep customers like me off your phone, but I believe viewers are going to have some questions unanswered. Reading the instructions, step 5 could have been shown in more detail.
    5. "For OE applications with HP outputs below 105 RWHP we recommend installing green cushions
    at to the drive side of each drive hub post (IE: 12 o’clock drivehub would have green to the left
    [11o’clock] and black on the right) and the black cushions on the rebound side and each post will
    follow suit"
    *Ordering cushions for 2012 Glide installed ManOWar approx 30k miles ago.
    *Purchased the sprocket on recommendation from Kevin Baxter at Skunk Works.
    *Sprocket should come with a DarkHorse tee shirt. 😁

  • @tomjones4093
    @tomjones4093 10 месяцев назад

    Andrew... I don't know if you see or read these comments but, in case you do. I got my order today from you to replace the cushions. I have already broke one allen head socket and kinda messed up the tapered bolt hole somewhat. Just how tight are these tapered nuts???? Also, my Head Hoggers motor is doing 118 / 123 and I'm wondering how you suggest I place the cushions once I'm able to get the nuts off? I will be calling you tomorrow, I am hoping you are coming to Bike Week and if you are, I am going to get you to bring me a set or two of the tapered nuts. Thanks. Tom
    PS... Because I just didn't want to believe the HD auto chain adjuster would really work, after buying an M6 tensioner (junk!!!), and they buying the Baker adjuster (great product), I bought the HD SE adjuster and I'm going to run that... now that I've figured out how to adjust it to the 1/2 inch chain play. I should have listened to you and I would have saved a ton of money buying stuff I really need need.

  • @jesussavedme964
    @jesussavedme964 4 месяца назад +1

    How about making a more in depth video , seems like this one is incomplete to me.