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101 Harley-Davidson Evolution Performance Projects

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ISBN-10: 0760320853

ISBN-13: 9780760320853

Edition: 2nd 2006 (Revised)

Authors: Kenna Love, Kip Woodring

List price: $34.95
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Keep a veteran mechanic at hand with this updated version of the best-selling manual for Harley-Davidson owners who want to hop up their machines. Created with the weekend mechanic in mind, this comprehensive, illustrated guide clearly and concisely outlines 101 projects that will improve the power, handling, and ride of Evolution-engined Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Drawing on years of hopping up and living with Evo-engined Big Twins and Sportsters, author and Harley-Davidson technician Kip Woodring provides step-by-step instructions for projects ranging from the basics of simple maintenance to the finer points of altering gearing, upgrading ignition, and making the changes that make a…    
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Book details

List price: $34.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Quarto Publishing Group USA
Publication date: 8/15/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 256
Size: 8.25" wide x 10.50" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 2.332
Language: English

Kip Woodring, the author of the Harley-Davidson Sportster/Buell Engine Hop-Up Guide, has been writing for Harley-Davidson publications for more than 20 years. A certified mechanic, he lives in Scotts Valley, CA.

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Understanding the Information Boxes
Basics
The Lowdown on Replacement Parts
Tools
Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN)
Simple Maintenance
Performing the 10,000-Mile Service
Lubing Cables
Changing Engine Oil
Changing Transmission and Primary Fluid
Servicing Air Cleaner
Choosing, Reading, and Replacing Spark Plugs
Checking and Tensioning Your Drive Belt
Replacing Brake Pads
Timing Your Engine
Adjusting Your Clutch
Fuel and Exhaust
Installing a High-Performance Air Cleaner
Rejetting for Altitude
Tuning Your CV Carb
Choosing a Jet Kit
Installing a CV Jet Kit
Swapping Carbs
Choosing a High-Performance Exhaust
Installing High-Flow Petcocks
Adding an EFI Tuning Module
Troubleshooting Fuel Injection
Hot-Rodding Fuel Injection
Suspension and Chassis
Fixing Clunking Wide Glide Forks
Installing a Cartridge-Fork Emulator Valve
Retrofitting 1200S Cartridge Forks and Shocks
Lowering Forks
Lowering the Softail Rear
Lowering Twin-Shock Rear Ends
Installing Air Shock Rear Suspension on a Softail
Taming Vibration-Servicing Rubber Engine Mounts
Installing a Torque Arm or Race Brace
Tires, Wheels, and Brakes
Installing Wide Tires and Thin Belts
Building and Maintaining Wire Wheels
Servicing Your Brakes
Upgrading Brake Discs
Installing Multipiston Brake Calipers
Upgrading Softail Brakes
Engine
Finding Your Build Date
Keeping Excess Oil Out of Your Air Cleaner
Blueprinting Your Engine
Breaking in a New Engine
Setting Cam and Ignition Timing
Increasing Compression Ratio
Fixing Base Gasket Leaks
Checking Cylinders
Choosing High-Performance Heads for Your Sportster
Choosing High-Performance Heads for Your Big Twin
Sealing Your Rocker Boxes
Installing Roller Rocker Arms and Adjustable Pushrods
Converting Sportster 883s to 1200s (and more)
Choosing Aftermarket Camshafts
Installing an Aftermarket Camshaft
Replacing 1992 and Later Big Twin Cam Bearings
Balancing Your Engine
Crank Assembly Repair
Replacing Crankcases
Aftermarket XL Crankcases
Replacing Noisy Pinion Gears on Big Twins
Selecting High-Performance Pistons
Dyno Tuning Your Engine
Using Desktop Dynos
Lubrication
Installing an Oil Cooler
Fixing Your Sportster's Oil Tank
Upgrading Your Sportster's Oil Pump
Upgrading Your Big Twin's Oil Pump
Keeping Your Oil Particle-Free
Drivetrain
Updating the 1984 1/2-1989 Big Twin Clutch
Updating the 1984-1986 Big Twin Main Drive Gear
Installing a Pro-Clutch
Improving the Four-Speed Sportster Clutch
Improving the Five-Speed Sportster Clutch
Fitting a Primary Chain Tensioner
Installing Fluid Balance Masters
Updating Five-Speed Big Twin Belts and Pulleys
Installing a Belt Primary Drive
Transmission
Fixing Hard-Shifting Sportster Four Speeds
Altering Final Gearing
Fixing Sloppy Sportster Five-Speed Shifting
Fixing Tranny Mainshaft Leaks on Your Four-Speed Big Twin
Installing a Six-Speed Gear Set
Electrical Systems
The Truth about Gauges
Choosing High-Performance Plug Wires
Servicing Your Battery
Installing a High-Performance Starter on Big Twins
Upgrading Your Charging System
Selecting a High-Performance Factory Ignition Module
Choosing and Installing an Aftermarket Ignition
Optimizing Your VOES
Troubleshooting Electrics
Mapping Your Ignition Curve
Personal Touches
Clean and Shine
Swapping Turn Signals
Swapping Taillights
Choosing Sissybars and Racks
Choosing a Crate Motor
Paint Repair
Installing Chrome Handlebar Controls
Changing Handlebars
Hiding Handlebar Wiring
Mounting Forward Controls on Your Big Twin
Installing Rearsets and Forward Controls on Your Sportster
Applying Coatings
Appendix A
Appendix B
Sources
Index