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Screamin
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*Potatoes*
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It will be interesting to hear if your oil pressure increases with it. Lets us know how it works out for you.
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b_icyb
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I had the kit put in my bike. Total from dealer was $850 with labor but that was with a 15% across the board discount. Did it for peace of mind really as I kept hearing the horror stories and started having nightmares. i don't know about oil pressure but the motor seems quieter (for what it's worth)
I'm keeping this bike a while and if I do sell it down the road I think having the kit installed would be a nice selling feature (that and the fact that it's so freakin' cool). So it's just a personal choice.
I'm keeping this bike a while and if I do sell it down the road I think having the kit installed would be a nice selling feature (that and the fact that it's so freakin' cool). So it's just a personal choice.
la la la la la la la la
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Woods and Andrews also both make a hydraulic conversion kit. Not sure what the price differences are or anything, but they would be worth checking into. Both extremely reputable companies when it comes to cams. I repalced my tensioners very recently, so I'll be going to either this or gear drive the next 20,000 miles when I have to change them out again.
Kr@zy kitty
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I got the HD kit for $343.96, and i'm paying $250 to have it installed along with new lifter, adj. pushrods, a new cam.
Fluffy Hamster
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I believe if you go with the Andrews kit you have to use an Andrews cam. Might want to consider this if you go that route.
The Sex Fist
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+1
I did the same thing. I wanted to put 211 cams in and my bike just got to 20,000 miles. After they got in there they found the tensioners were bad, so I got some of the work done cheaper since the warranty covered the labor costs for opening it up. I paid for the better tensioners of course.
I did the same thing. I wanted to put 211 cams in and my bike just got to 20,000 miles. After they got in there they found the tensioners were bad, so I got some of the work done cheaper since the warranty covered the labor costs for opening it up. I paid for the better tensioners of course.
guitarplayer180
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Mine is being put in by a certified HD mechanic that works at a reputable dealer, just not AT that reputable dealer
queenbeebeemarie
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Ahhhhhh. A little under the table moonlighting?