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  1. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    After seeing your posting a couple years ago I replaced with 50-55 bolts high strength, happy I did. I was replacing flywheel, roller bearing and lifter shaft with updated parts after reading another of your posts. I wasn't happy with the existing old style setup.

  2. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    Once you have chain separated from gear take a real hard look, if a small piece of gear got wedged between the gear and the chain something has to give.

  3. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    Hate this happened to you but thankful you caught it before more serious issues happened. Is that the standard key and keyway or did you increase the size. I've replaced mine a time or two, but I can't remember the size. Think I still have them in parts cabinet. Like the idea of pictures for...

  4. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    I drag raced gassers from 61-mid 80's. Started with small block Chevy's and stayed with this until early 70's. That's when I built my last car, a 55chevy with a 427 big block with all the bells and whistles. Then built a truck with slide back bed to haul it. My sons wanted to play sports, they...

  5. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    What were you running, sand racer, mud buggy, sounds like something fun and exciting.

  6. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    Adding power will always show the weak link. Keep improving to find next weak link. I'm sure adding nitrous will show up several weak spots, but what a rush.

  7. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    Where it separated is the weakest part of the gear, as long as key fits tight in keyways don't believe you could roll it out, although you could shear the key. We are just speculating.

  8. Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

    Are your spring pressures so high, faulty gear, valve timing slip and valves hitting pistons, what have you concluded caused this. Could harmonics thru balance shaft cause this? Did you have a reason to go into engine or were you plain ol lucky.

  9. Intermittent misfire and tickover up tic ?

    Water boarding

  10. P1698 5v Sensor Supply circuit malfunction

    Sounds like a loose, dirty or broken connection, poor grd.. Turn on headlight and pull, shake all wiring and check all connections.

  11. Intermittent misfire and tickover up tic ?

    I bought a set off E-bay, and a couple months ago bought another set off e-bay for spares.

  12. Cylinder liner removal

    Sorry, wasn't titebond, it was threebond like Kevin said. Threebond 1207, bought on Amazon

  13. Cylinder liner removal

    Thanks, had never seen the actual Triumph tool

  14. Cylinder liner removal

    Thank you, R-III-R, pictures are worth a thousand words, thanks for showing them. Good explanation of coolant flow.

  15. Cylinder liner removal

    Not wet sleeved, that's why they're easier to pull, and they tell you to seal bottom surface around the liner with titebond sealer. They are a heathy made liner with a wide top sealing surface.

  16. Cylinder liner removal

    The believe only advantage to using factory puller is it's easier to pull the liners while still in the bike. I've never seen one but someone said it expands, but I can't say that's correct. I had a 5/8 piece of metal turned .250 bigger than the bore, drill a 1/2 hole through center and pull...

  17. Valve spring compressor?

    It works on the same principle as automotive spring compressor, just not as heavy duty.

  18. Valve spring compressor?

    I bought one off amazon a few years ago, nothing spectacular and works fine. Probably cost $20 - $30. It's completely different from the conventional automotive ones. It's strong enough to replace the springs that came with cams and kit from Neville Lush.

  19. Remove stepper code and TPS code permanently

    Seems like when I put my helmet on hearing is diminished especially with ear plugs.

  20. Remove stepper code and TPS code permanently

    I removed the link and adjusted the small yellow screw to raise idle to 900. Haven't had a problem since, been about three years, put link in toolbox drawer just in case. Can't remember if removed the motor or not, but I don't believe I did. Hasn't set a code or a problem since.
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