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Cylinder Head identification123 viewsAll 1958 and later heads have 5 full fins below the spark plug. See this photo of my 1958 casting... 5 full fins below the spark plug.caschnd1Dec 10, 2008
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Cylinder head identification119 viewsHere is a photo of my 1958 head... notice there are 9 fins in the rocker area, like the photo of the head from your 1959.caschnd1Dec 10, 2008
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Cylinder head identification119 viewsAn easy way to spot a 1955 head is that is has 6 fins under the rocker cover area and o-ring intake ports.caschnd1Dec 10, 2008
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CPC Case Hole399 viewsElkCreekOct 23, 2008
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I Found this Piston in my late Dads parts.358 viewsLooks like this Harley Might have had Bad Bad ProblemsMotorcyclemikeJul 03, 2008
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I Found this Piston in my late Dads parts.357 viewsLooks like this Harley Might have had Bad Bad ProblemsMotorcyclemikeJul 03, 2008
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The Master415 viewsWhen my big friend is on its like mechanical happinessBretonHDFeb 25, 2008
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Stage 2512 viewsNew old pomp appearBretonHDFeb 25, 2008
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canister oil filter176 viewsI haven't had any problems since I switched over to an aftermarket finned aluminum cup. I had to grind some finnage to get it to fit but it was a piece o'cake. I use a copper washer with a 'lil dab o'Permatex ultra copper on both sides, then tighten it up with a nylock nut. Wipe off the excess and it's good to go. The copper washer will work with the stock chrome cup also as it's soft enough to contour itself to the surface.
Your spin on looks good but this tip might help other guys. ..Rick
please excuse the grime, I haven't washed it since Davenport. ;)DuoGlide62Sep 06, 2007
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spin on filter616 viewsThis is the spin on filter assem. that took the place of the org. canister assem FL 1958fourthgearSep 06, 2007
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