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Alberta Boy could you share how you made the tool for removing the inner tensioner? I'm about to do the shoe replacement job next week. Thanks

cessnatpa it’s not my idea. Just look on KZfaq Cam chain tensioners and you will come across it. I will look and try to narrow it down for you. I still have a couple small things on it to modify for inner tensioner. But it will . It works for outer tensioner no problems.

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If you want a total reliability build. You mentioned welding the crank. I wouldn't. Don't mess with the stroke. Harley is already under square. With a 4" stroke. To have 1/4 of a 426 Hemi the bore would need to be 4.125" Or a 106". 4" bore will make a square engine at 100". The 95"s are not 95"s are actually 94 and change (sorry I don't have that number off the top of my head right now). Ultima 4" stroke crank with rods. Fueling cam plate w/ baisley popoff valve. Use the pop off spring from Baisley for your cam profile. Gear drive cams. Chuck those chains as far as you can. They rob a lot of horsepower, create a lot of friction, stretch, wear down the tensioners. Everything about the chain drive is junk and they tried to fix it. Fueling oil pump. (the pump and cam plate don't have to be fueling, it can be S&S if you want to spend more.) DO NOT RUN SCREAMING EAGLE in the cam chest on anything. Lifters. The stock lifters have bad oiling. Jim's makes about the best. There are others anything beats stock. Cam profile. For a street bike not ripped on hard. The S&S 585G cams are not bad at all. The 625G are better but, require more checks for installation. Also the 625 you have to remove material to .20 clearance for the lobes. (It was worth it. I run titanium pushrods from Jim's and Jim's roller rockers with Jim's roller lifters. Shim the rocker lateral/end play to 0.003 to 0.013 also install rocker lockers. Heads. Lots out there. A very trusted company and if I were doing my engine over again as a sleeper. Zipper's can port polish heads with the right springs and retainers to your engine specs. Or they have TC heads already done just send yours as a core. I run Edelbrock Performer RPM on my Dyna no complaints. S&S is not bad either. Anyone but Screaming eagle. Pistons and compression are up to you. I run J&E 10.5-1. That's about as far as you want your compression. Otherwise premium won't cut it.All balls inner primary bearing makes shifting far better.

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Looks like those are for bench testing, and probably only used a few minutes at a time. Not exposed to hot oil long enough for any real damage. I am curious as tot he brass fittings though, and the thread pitch.

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I thought I saw a couple too. Traing vide you can get away with it. Some student pay cluse attention to details.

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Hay Shane, take a chill pill. If you put something up on KZfaq expect criticism because people don’t necessarily know the full story. Respect to what you are doing and I am sorry if I didn’t get the full story. I was just pointing out things that as a life long mechanic on bikes; who was looking to learn something new - allowed his impatience and knowledge to overcome good work. Apologies. Ride free and live long. Peace.

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