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Have an older set of Harland Sharp full roller rockers....
I believe they are 1:65's..... Will these work in my 455 HO without having to clearance the pushrod holes in the heads?
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I know on my HO heads they need to be. |
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Pretty sure they are...but it's been twenty years since I bought them... Bill had them on the SD for a while....and I thought they fit OK on that,but obviously a different casting... Did you put your studded snows on the OTG yet?
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Go to Harland Sharps website and they have pictures of the pushrod cups of both the 1.5's and 1.65's so you can see which ones you have.
Weren't SD's 1.65 from the factory? Got the studs on front and rear and some tire chains in the trunk next to the walker. It's been nicer here than your locale lately but that will change quickly. |
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![]() Oh,wait...they call it Red Bull now,...don't they? If the truth needs to be know....I was out on the BSA on Wednesday for a hour....in the SUN... Was a bit "nippy"...but nice...
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Do you still have the Bonneville? I'm guessing you do,but are you able to find it? |
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SD's were 1.5 ratio.
(RA IV only one with 1.65) What year BSA?
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