What did you do to your Dyna today?
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Too much go, Not enough WHOA
Not specifically today, but the list of recent adds:
-New braided clutch cable
-New Feuling cam support plate & oil pump
-New Brembo front brake caliper
-New Arlen Ness oil pressure gauge
Earlier, I changed the rear wheel from the chrome spoke to a black/chrome fat spoke wheel.
-New braided clutch cable
-New Feuling cam support plate & oil pump
-New Brembo front brake caliper
-New Arlen Ness oil pressure gauge
Earlier, I changed the rear wheel from the chrome spoke to a black/chrome fat spoke wheel.
whatever you do , don't get an oil temp gauge,.....that thing will drive you nuts....
Kinda like my oil temp gauge, sensor mounted in the back of oil pan.
Not as much about what oil is doing but when it's doing it, JMO...
Ah, also have oil pressure gauge, is that bad.
Not as much about what oil is doing but when it's doing it, JMO...
Ah, also have oil pressure gauge, is that bad.
No not bad to have , but it gives you sticker shock when you read a temp over 200 degrees and think omg 'it's running too hot''...it really isn't, the mc ran these things in the desert at idle...and they were just fine afterward............just because now you have a description as to how hot the oil is can be a bit unnerving......the motor it self is happy as a clam under most conditions except lack of oil.......that would be a no-no.
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No not bad to have , but it gives you sticker shock when you read a temp over 200 degrees and think omg 'it's running too hot''...it really isn't, the mc ran these things in the desert at idle...and they were just fine afterward............just because now you have a description as to how hot the oil is can be a bit unnerving......the motor it self is happy as a clam under most conditions except lack of oil.......that would be a no-no.
No doubt about it, OIL GETS HOT, it's OK...
I'm hitting my head against the wall right now.
About a month back I started noticing vibration on decel, felt like something loose. I added a couple washers as shims to the front mount for the heck of it, and it made an immediate difference. Since I have 31K on the bike, I decided to replace both front & rear mounts with new OEM. It's better, but I still have an vibration on decel that wasn't there before. Accel and cruising are great, it's only when coming back down.
For testing purposes, at 40mph I pull in the clutch and coast, and it's not smooth. Next, I cut the engine at 40mph, and then the bike is smooth as butter. This eliminates tire/wheel issues.
Next, I put a couple washers back in to shim the front mount. This alone made it about 80% better. But I have this annoying vibration when decelerating, only at certain parts of the RPM range. This wasn't there with the old mounts until a month ago. I'm not sure what's next. It's really frustrating that I can't get this back to the way it used to ride with the original OEM mounts.
About a month back I started noticing vibration on decel, felt like something loose. I added a couple washers as shims to the front mount for the heck of it, and it made an immediate difference. Since I have 31K on the bike, I decided to replace both front & rear mounts with new OEM. It's better, but I still have an vibration on decel that wasn't there before. Accel and cruising are great, it's only when coming back down.
For testing purposes, at 40mph I pull in the clutch and coast, and it's not smooth. Next, I cut the engine at 40mph, and then the bike is smooth as butter. This eliminates tire/wheel issues.
Next, I put a couple washers back in to shim the front mount. This alone made it about 80% better. But I have this annoying vibration when decelerating, only at certain parts of the RPM range. This wasn't there with the old mounts until a month ago. I'm not sure what's next. It's really frustrating that I can't get this back to the way it used to ride with the original OEM mounts.