FXR 124" twin cam

[nosjunkie]

Got some rotors and skins for the rims....
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[nosjunkie]

Motor is in the hole... Its on like Donkey Kong now... lol..
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[nosjunkie]

Tank is from a 02 road king I think... Im going to split it down the middle and take about 3/4 of an inch out of the width... them do some other mods to it...

[Deye76]

ALL the good stuff going into this. What's wrong with the cast front wheel (mounted)? Looks wise, I think it's more than acceptable.

[nosjunkie]

ALL the good stuff going into this. What's wrong with the cast front wheel (mounted)? Looks wise, I think it's more than acceptable.

It doesnt match the rear... LOL... the rotor spacing was for a 207mm fork center. I am using the 214mm. so it would require spacers... I couldnt find any.. and didnt feel like making them for a wheel I didnt really like.

[farmall]

Reamed out the trans hole for the pivot bolt and added a bronze bushing.
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Does the bushing go the entire length?

Yes...

What outside diameter was the reamer and do you have a bushing part number or dimensions if you turned your own?

[nosjunkie]

The reamer was 7/8" and the bushings were obviously 7/8"x 3/4" it took two of them.

[klammer76]

Reamed out the trans hole for the pivot bolt and added a bronze bushing.
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Does the bushing go the entire length?

Yes...

What outside diameter was the reamer and do you have a bushing part number or dimensions if you turned your own?

Beautiful work. Just put in third set of swing arm bearings in my 2002 FLH. Always amazed how much lay is in the swing arm axle going through the trans. I thought a bronze bushing would be a great answer.

[nosjunkie]

I know its been quite a while since I posted... I took some time off and built a house...

But Im back to see it through...

[nosjunkie]

Got the solid sprocket and fine tooth adjuster with the clutch done.. I bought the clutch off ebay for a deal but it was for a hyd setup.. So I had to make a threaded bushing for the center..

[nosjunkie]

Got the primary cover all buttoned up with ARP hardware. Still have a few bolts to source.

[nosjunkie]

The rear master is the earlier style.. This area was tight and took some thinking/planning.

[nosjunkie]

The front wheel turned out very nice.. a bit spendy but the quality is amazing...

[nosjunkie]

The exhaust I choose was Bassani.. It seems like a nice piece.. I took the end cap and had it Hard anodized to make it look different. I also like that it is not a low hanging pipe.... I doubt you could rub it in a turn..

[nosjunkie]

The head were done by WFO Larry... they got ported new valves and springs.. Head bolts and studs are from Fueling (ARP repacked) Rocker boxes got ARP hardware.. The Mikuni 48mm got freshened up and jetted for the big motor. I took TPs jetting for a starting point and will use a Innovate LRM2 to tune it..

and if you are wondering BITW is the group of brothers I belong to.. Brothers In The Wind..

[nosjunkie]

Rear wheel was sourced from another model harley.. Its a 17" so I can get good tires.. I choose the sprocket over a belt because Im trying to run a 160 rear tire..

[Deye76]

Very nice work. Yeah many good choices for rear tires it seems are 17".

[koko3052]

I haven't seen a swingarm/ axle adjuster like that, who's the builder of it? How does it "lock up"? Looks neat & cool.👍

[rigidthumper]

I haven't seen a swingarm/ axle adjuster like that, who's the builder of it? How does it "lock up"? Looks neat & cool.👍

Post 16 shows it was made by Deviant Fabrications

[nosjunkie]

I haven't seen a swingarm/ axle adjuster like that, who's the builder of it? How does it "lock up"? Looks neat & cool.👍

Its a Deviant Fabrication arm. The round eccentric gets pinched in the housing. The end piece is billet so its plenty strong..