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Baisley Spring? and Lifters??

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Old 12-30-2007, 09:57 PM
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If you're changing the inner bearings and don't have a bearing shop near you,
I work for a Master Timken Distributor...........just need a part number and I get them at cost + 10%.

I'm going to get the inner cam bearing numbers and the cam bearing numbers............and pick them up thru my work. Re-use my gears, new woodruf keys, then button it all back up again. Cams will be here Wednesday, but I'm not sure when I'll get to the work since it's pretty cold in the garage right now.

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Ahhh, kinda like the deal I got going on working part time for HD [8D] So the suspense is still killing me......what cam? HQ or Woods?
 
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Does that really cut down on the upper engine noises ? Is it worth it, if so I may look a little harder into it
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It quieted mine down a minor bit but not night and day difference. I ran the spring for about 30,000 miles and the only thing I did not like was that when I first fired the bike up the oil pressure was 60 psi until it was really warmed up. The good thing was the oil pressure was always above 30 psi no matter how hot it got at cruise speeds. I decided to go with the SE camplate/upgraded oil pump and I like that the fact that oil pressure is not quite so high on cold start ups and is still plenty at hot cruise speed and hot idle. As far as your original question the spring is worth $12.00 and if you are running gear drive very east to install. If you are running chain drive it is a little tougher but you can still do it without removing the cam plate but it takes some patience to get the old spring out without removing the cam plate because the tensioner spring tab is in the way.
 
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So the suspense is still killing me......what cam? HQ or Woods?
That is still top-secret info right now..............but maybe I'll PM you the details...........LOL

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I will say my Woods TW5 was a "bit" quieter with the Baisley shim. Didn't do one with the Woods 6.
 
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That is still top-secret info right now..............but maybe I'll PM you the details...........LOL
I bet I know.... There have been hints recently.... [sm=confused06.gif]
 
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I bet I know.... There have been hints recently.... [sm=confused06.gif]
LOL.........yes, they have been thrown around lately.

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You might as well change out the exhaust system while you've got the old one off
 
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You might as well change out the exhaust system while you've got the old one off
Now that you mention it.................LOL

Nope, the Fatcat is staying.

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I was going to buy a set of these lifters, but the guy ended the auction. I emailed him and he finally responded, but he won't be able to ship me a set of lifters for a couple of weeks. He had to leave town for a family illness, I'm hoping he can do something a bit quicker.

Any other options for a good set of lifters for less then HD wants for theirs?

I saw another set on Ebay for $30...........but again I would like to hear from people who have used them.

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