Where can I buy a 1978 Harley Davidson?
Dennis Kirk carries more 1978 Harley-Davidson Super Glide – FXE products than any other aftermarket vendor and we have them all at the lowest guaranteed prices. Not only that, but we have them all in-stock and ready to ship today.
When did Harley Davidson stop using the Shovelhead engine?
The Shovelhead soldiered on until 1984, when the Evolution engine—essentially new aluminum head and barrels on the old crankcases—began to take over. A serious effort was made to call it the Blockhead, but the factory wanted a little more elegance and their constant reference to the “Evo” motor won out.
Why did Harley Davidson stop making pushrod motorcycles?
The AMF futurists began a program to build a motorcycle that would compete with the Japanese, while the Harley traditionalists wanted to continue developing the pushrod V-twin. The quality of Harley motorcycles deteriorated in the late 1970s, which management blamed on disaffected employees—sales drooped.
What’s the difference between a Harley Davidson 74 and 80?
The only visible difference between the 74 and the 80 was in the number of fins on each cylinder—the 74 had 10, the 80, due to a thicker base, only nine. The new V-Fire ignition was now controlled by electronics, which made many a purist weep with rage and frustration. What could a rider do if his spark went away?
How does a single fire coil work on a Harley Davidson?
Single fire coils designate spark to only the cylinder that is on the compression stroke. Spark is delivered to one cylinder at a time. Harley Davidson Ignition Coils are known to fail. The longevity you get from your coil may depend on usage, demand on the coil or environmental conditions.
Dennis Kirk carries more 1978 Harley-Davidson Super Glide – FXE products than any other aftermarket vendor and we have them all at the lowest guaranteed prices. Not only that, but we have them all in-stock and ready to ship today.
What’s the difference between dual fire and single fire on a Harley Davidson?
Dual fire and single fire. Dual fire coils send spark to both cylinders, all the time. Regardless of which cylinder is on the compression stroke. Single fire coils designate spark to only the cylinder that is on the compression stroke. Spark is delivered to one cylinder at a time. Harley Davidson Ignition Coils are known to fail.
What should the ohms resistance be on a Harley Davidson ignition coil?
The specified ohms resistance for the primary of a 2000 carbureted Softail will not be the same as the primary of a 2005 Ultra. Therefore, it is important to use the correct electrical manual for your ride. When testing your Harley Davidson ignition coil you will be testing ohms resistance.