Harley Twin Cam right side sleeve

[@guyconnell2250]

I just had a built crank fail on a 117 Twin Cam. The right side bearing had walked enough such that it was proud of the case about .030" Two little button head screws were still holding it in.

[@thakery5720]

There are so many people offering alternatives for the standard mains that it is confusing the choice, when my twin cam was rebuilt into a 113 inch monster the builder just used the famous 'Lefty' bearing in both cases. There was no evidence of either side original bearing having moved or 'galled' despite over 65k miles of use most of which was with enhanced power via big-bore (103 inch) and fairly high (10.3 : 1) compression and S&S 585 cams giving just over 100bhp. But then I always warm my bikes before riding 'enthusiastically' and never abuse the bike by doing wheelies or burnouts - if I rode like that then I would expect problems !

[@fogit4668]

Your website make no mention of this service. Do you still do it?

[@gregevaldez2284]

I will incorperate your service to build my engine. starting w a darkhorse cranck, your product makes absolute sense. Do you have an option for recieving entire case and returnibg it with bearings and desired crank installed complete.????

[@ToWin420JoeDirt]

Nice,When I tear my twin came apart Iam have to ship my case to you and let you take care of business What would be The damages for the service

[@Bratman530]

wayyyy wayyy cool and makes lots of sense

[@Bratman530]

very cool,,, and makes soooooo much sense,,,, total good luck,,,, and also hope you make some well deserved $$.$$ also

[@AshHol01]

Can we get a price for a 2019 M8?

[@WHITEHEADTJ71]

but did it break?

[@jdcastillocastillo3492]

you are finding the problem to your solution.reinventing the wheel to turn your way.but great work on the timken bearing in the left side!!