2007~2013 Twin Cam "a" Flywheel Assembly, Two Yr Warranty on 2040-parts.com
Chesterfield, Virginia, US
2008 Harley Davidson Twin Cam "A" motor, 4.375" stroke, flywheel assembly, serial #DGD185. Assembly has been disassembled, inspected, blueprinted, new connecting rod bearings fitted to micro-honed rods and new connecting pin, reassembled, trued, plugged and welded to prevent scissoring and high TIR troubles. Pinion shaft TIR .0015" at main bearing diameter, .001" at the cam plate bushing diameter, sprocket shaft .001" at the main bearing diameter, when measured over "V" blocks. Assembly in very good condition. Stroke is 4.375", fits all 2007 thru 2013 Touring/Dyna Twin Cams. Can be used with 2006 Dyna if pistons are replaced with stroker style. Zero miles since remanufacture. Two year limited warranty from remanufacturer on work performed. Includes inspection data summary and statement of warranty. Buy from a registered dealer, who will stand in front and behind the sale. Bidders outside of USA must contact seller prior to bidding for shipping information.
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