Search Forums:
Type: Posts; User: JBinNC
Search Forums: Search took 0.03 seconds.
-
1 Hour Ago
Thread: Panhead case leak ffs
by JBinNC- Replies
- 20
- Views
- 312
IF (and that was just conjecture on my part) the...
IF (and that was just conjecture on my part) the case threads are stripped, it may not be the fault of the builder. The threads may just have "let go" in service. Remember, these old cases are OLD. ...
-
1 Hour Ago
Thread: Identify my lifters
by JBinNC- Replies
- 3
- Views
- 61
Those are not stock shovel hydraulic tappets....
Those are not stock shovel hydraulic tappets. That is an evo (or automotive) style hydraulic unit, and so those tappets were specially made to fit the shovel tappet blocks. Or, they are an evo tappet...
-
1 Day Ago
Thread: North Carolina
by JBinNC- Replies
- 8
- Views
- 4,878
I'm in High Point. Jim
I'm in High Point.
Jim -
2 Days Ago
Thread: Panhead case leak ffs
by JBinNC- Replies
- 20
- Views
- 312
As much shit as I have seen from so-called...
As much shit as I have seen from so-called "professionals" I would not be surprised.
And don't call me Shirley.
Jim -
2 Days Ago
Thread: Panhead case leak ffs
by JBinNC- Replies
- 20
- Views
- 312
L, Have you checked to see if that front upper...
L,
Have you checked to see if that front upper case bolt is tight? If the threads are stripped in the case, that bolt ain't holding anything together. Knowing these old motors as I do, I would say... -
3 Days Ago
- Replies
- 3
- Views
- 74
Well, the above pic is the bearing assembly in a...
Well, the above pic is the bearing assembly in a drum brake hub.
H, to your question, the shims can go in either side of the hub, as long as there is clearance for them behind the bearing race.
... -
3 Days Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
Some truth here, mostly bullshit. Rotor too...
Some truth here, mostly bullshit.
Rotor too light? The advance weights do the advancing, not the rotor.
Plastic rotor wears out? That one is a maybe, and so far I have personally seen no... -
3 Days Ago
Thread: bigger rear wheel question
by JBinNC- Replies
- 3
- Views
- 59
You could easily do an 18" rim and 4.00×18, or...
You could easily do an 18" rim and 4.00×18, or 4.50×18, and that will fit easily, as the diameter of those tires is similar to the 16" tire you have now. You could also do a 3.5×18" rim and a 130×18...
-
4 Days Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
My go-to ignition for kicker bikes is the Dyna S....
My go-to ignition for kicker bikes is the Dyna S. It uses the stock mechanical advance unit, and the stock 5 ohm coil that points use. Best of all, it will fire the plugs right down to zero rpm, and...
-
4 Days Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
NAPA, Advance, Auto Zone, O'Reilly, whatever auto...
NAPA, Advance, Auto Zone, O'Reilly, whatever auto parts retailer that might still exist in your area. Cone H-D points & condenser are the same as early '70s six cylinder Chevy.
Jim -
4 Days Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
Since you are setting the advance timing, you...
Since you are setting the advance timing, you must turn the point cam to its limit, to replicate the advance weights turning it as the motor revs up.
If your points are sparking noticeably when... -
5 Days Ago
Thread: Panhead case leak ffs
by JBinNC- Replies
- 20
- Views
- 312
Looks like there is a crack in the right side...
Looks like there is a crack in the right side case, below the threaded hole for the front case bolt. Yes, cleaning it and smearing something on the area is your best hope. I would choose something...
-
6 Days Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
Thanks for the link. Yeah, that should save me...
Thanks for the link. Yeah, that should save me some typing.
Jim -
1 Week Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
If you are interested, I can walk you through all...
If you are interested, I can walk you through all the steps to handle the ignition on this thing, but it's a lot of typing (on a little phone screen in my case). So, you need to be willing to do it,...
-
1 Week Ago
Thread: Any Mousetrap aficionados here?
by JBinNC- Replies
- 7
- Views
- 201
Blue Barnett springs are hand clutch springs for...
Blue Barnett springs are hand clutch springs for use with the "eliminator" style clutches. The red or orange springs are the foot clutch springs, and are also correct for use with a mousetrap. That...
-
1 Week Ago
Thread: Any Mousetrap aficionados here?
by JBinNC- Replies
- 7
- Views
- 201
Screw #3, and its locknut #4, in your manual...
Screw #3, and its locknut #4, in your manual diagram, is what I'm talking about. The 1/8" over center is also illustrated in the diagram. These things do work, and it is worth some of your time to...
-
1 Week Ago
Thread: Any Mousetrap aficionados here?
by JBinNC- Replies
- 7
- Views
- 201
The mousetrap arm stop is probably the most...
The mousetrap arm stop is probably the most important and most misunderstood adjustments on those things. Getting the spring to go over center at the right moment is paramount to the mousetrap's...
-
1 Week Ago
Thread: School me on Evo's
by JBinNC- Replies
- 19
- Views
- 3,129
The compliance fitting gaskets, 29242-83, from...
The compliance fitting gaskets, 29242-83, from the early evos should fit it just fine. Any shop that deals with evos should have some.
Jim -
1 Week Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
He's timing the retarded or starting timing. You...
He's timing the retarded or starting timing. You can do that to get it started, but follow up by adjusting the advance timing with a strobe timing light. That's all in the manual. (You will need a...
-
1 Week Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
Also, you gotta twist the point cam against the...
Also, you gotta twist the point cam against the advance weight springs to its stop to set the advance timing.
Jim -
1 Week Ago
Thread: 1982 Shovelhead Build
by JBinNC- Replies
- 33
- Views
- 1,075
On an '82, the advance timing mark is a dot. The...
On an '82, the advance timing mark is a dot. The line is the TDC mark. (If the flywheels are original.)
Jim -
1 Week Ago
Thread: Sportster noise
by JBinNC- Replies
- 4
- Views
- 124
Symptoms point to the primary chain and primary...
Symptoms point to the primary chain and primary chain shoe. Did you adjust the chain? Pull the primary cover and look at the chain shoe? Is the primary/ transmission oil level correct?
Some work... -
1 Week Ago
Thread: Bdl open primary alignment help
by JBinNC- Replies
- 8
- Views
- 219
From the pics, it looks like you need to turn the...
From the pics, it looks like you need to turn the transmission to the left (looking at it from above). In other words, point the belt where you want it to go. There are aftermarket transmission...
-
1 Week Ago
- Replies
- 8
- Views
- 154
If it has decent press, it will be fine. It can't...
If it has decent press, it will be fine. It can't move toward the clutch hub very far before it hits the hub, which is fine. Many of these bearings are loose in the covers, and the seal is enough to...
-
1 Week Ago
Thread: Panhead timing (??) issue
by JBinNC- Replies
- 3
- Views
- 202
With points, put the front cylinder on the...
With points, put the front cylinder on the compression stroke, and the advance timing mark centered in the hole.
Attach a test light to the point lead at timer or coil, and the pointer of the...
Results 1 to 25 of 500