Tick GONE!!! ROCKOUT Rocker Shaft Inserts!!!!!!
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torque adapter usage can be found here: How to use an crowfoot or extension adapter on a torque wrench WITHOUT MATH - YouTube
Thank you very much for posting that.... clears it up once & for all.
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NO, they DON'T all do that!
ROCKOUT rocker shaft inserts... make the tapping STOP! From the guy that FOUND and CURED the problem NO ONE ELSE COULD, thank you for your support!
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Ordering & info http://www.rockout.biz On ebay! ... CLICK HERE
Also on amazon.com...
Imitated, never equaled... ROCKOUTS!
#232
I had a slight problem with the installation that caused one of the sleeves to distort, really a mistake on my part not the product. I ordered a new set and posted here about the issue. The next thing I know I received a private message apologizing for the problem and a refund of the charge. What can I say, John and his company are a class act and epitomize the meaning of customer service! If only all companies and their owners were like John!
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I purchased and installed a set this winter, while also upgrading my TC88 to the hydraulic tensioners. I was hoping, expecting some noise reduction. After firing it up and going for a ride, I'm extremely impressed with the results. Sound's like an engine should. No more annoying ticking heard even with the windshield installed. Great product, great instructions. Thanks .
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I purchased and installed a set this winter, while also upgrading my TC88 to the hydraulic tensioners. I was hoping, expecting some noise reduction. After firing it up and going for a ride, I'm extremely impressed with the results. Sound's like an engine should. No more annoying ticking heard even with the windshield installed. Great product, great instructions. Thanks .
John @ Rockout
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I purchased a set of the Rockout inserts for my 2010 Ultra not being sure if they would help with over 82,000 miles on the clock.
Removed rear rocker arm assembly first and found both rocker shafts seized in the base and thought for sure that my rattle was something else other than the shaft hitting the bolts. Continued on with the installation of the inserts by tapping a steel rod of the same size of the bolt hole from the bottom side to line up the shafts and moved to the front rocker assembly. Found same issue with the shafts seized as on the rear assembly so repeated the process of lining the shaft up and installed the inserts.
Even though my shafts were seized in the assembly's at room temp, they must free up when at operating temp because my motor has never been this quite since new.
I'm a believer in these inserts now and will be purchasing two more sets for the other two Harley's in my garage!
Removed rear rocker arm assembly first and found both rocker shafts seized in the base and thought for sure that my rattle was something else other than the shaft hitting the bolts. Continued on with the installation of the inserts by tapping a steel rod of the same size of the bolt hole from the bottom side to line up the shafts and moved to the front rocker assembly. Found same issue with the shafts seized as on the rear assembly so repeated the process of lining the shaft up and installed the inserts.
Even though my shafts were seized in the assembly's at room temp, they must free up when at operating temp because my motor has never been this quite since new.
I'm a believer in these inserts now and will be purchasing two more sets for the other two Harley's in my garage!
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I purchased a set of the Rockout inserts for my 2010 Ultra not being sure if they would help with over 82,000 miles on the clock.
Removed rear rocker arm assembly first and found both rocker shafts seized in the base and thought for sure that my rattle was something else other than the shaft hitting the bolts. Continued on with the installation of the inserts by tapping a steel rod of the same size of the bolt hole from the bottom side to line up the shafts and moved to the front rocker assembly. Found same issue with the shafts seized as on the rear assembly so repeated the process of lining the shaft up and installed the inserts.
Even though my shafts were seized in the assembly's at room temp, they must free up when at operating temp because my motor has never been this quite since new.
I'm a believer in these inserts now and will be purchasing two more sets for the other two Harley's in my garage!
Removed rear rocker arm assembly first and found both rocker shafts seized in the base and thought for sure that my rattle was something else other than the shaft hitting the bolts. Continued on with the installation of the inserts by tapping a steel rod of the same size of the bolt hole from the bottom side to line up the shafts and moved to the front rocker assembly. Found same issue with the shafts seized as on the rear assembly so repeated the process of lining the shaft up and installed the inserts.
Even though my shafts were seized in the assembly's at room temp, they must free up when at operating temp because my motor has never been this quite since new.
I'm a believer in these inserts now and will be purchasing two more sets for the other two Harley's in my garage!
Have a safe, tap free riding season!
John @ Rockout.
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Thanks Steve both for the purchase & the follow up. It's not the first time users have found success with Rockouts even with no apparent marks on the bolts, tight shafts etc. As you say, the aluminum heats up/expands much more than the steel shafts.
Have a safe, tap free riding season!
John @ Rockout.
Have a safe, tap free riding season!
John @ Rockout.
That's a good thing...right?
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