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 Post subject: I have begun
PostPosted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 1:39 am 
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I am a newbie to Harleys (or any motorcycle) repair so be gentle with me….
I have a 2003 Ultra that just turned 50K. It has the AN big sucker, TruDuels with rush slip-ons, stage I DL, SE-211 Cams. I ride 2 up (220 # & 150#) Country roads some interstate.
I have pulled the jugs off to have them bored to 95 with SE pistons with 10.25:1 compression. The heads are being street ported (all jug and head works thanks to VeeTwinPerformance).
I am upgrading the cam plate to the new HD Hybrid Cam Kit as well. I am putting the Progressive Front Fork Replacements and 440s on the rear. I am changing all fluids to AMS oils. I am looking at
I have the primary cover off already. The change looks good and tight.
Here are the questions:
Should replace the clutch or clutch spring or anything else in there before I seal it back?
What else should I inspect or change while I have everything apart?
Should I get an EFI? I am looking at the PC-V (retro fit) with auto tune (O2 sensors will be installed) Will I still need to get a Dyno if I do?


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