Why does my Evo have so much vibration?
The concern I have is that vibration may be indicative of too much runout on your drive shaft/pinion gear. I am afraid the only way to check that is to gut the cam chest and then measure the runout on the shaft. Before doing that, you did have the new tire dynamically balanced, right?
Can a Harley Davidson engine reduce the vibration?
They eliminate the vibrations to almost nothing. This required a redesign of the entire engine case to facilitate this design so it was a problem for Harley or they wouldn’t have spent the money to redesign it to the newer style. I saw this product to reduce vibration a while ago but I do not have any personel experience with it.
Can a Harley Davidson Evo make your feet vibrate?
Discussion in ‘ Engine, Fuel and Exhaust ‘ started by brt650, Jun 22, 2010 . I’ve read most posts on EVO vibration. But after checking the common concerns I can’t find anything that stands out. The concern I have is my footboards vibrate so much at 100 to 120 km/h that my feet go to sleep and come off the floorboards. It’s a 1996 FLSTC 80,000 km’s.
What causes a car engine to vibrate when stopped?
5 Causes of Engine Vibration 1 Worn Out Spark Plugs. In many vehicles a common cause of engine vibration is worn out or faulty sparkplugs. 2 Loose or Disconnected Hoses. Loose or disconnected hoses can also be a common cause of many types… 3 Broken Motor Mounts. If the vehicle shakes violently or the engine vibrates excessively when stopped…
The concern I have is that vibration may be indicative of too much runout on your drive shaft/pinion gear. I am afraid the only way to check that is to gut the cam chest and then measure the runout on the shaft. Before doing that, you did have the new tire dynamically balanced, right?
What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Evo?
Acutally, there were a few, John. Post 1991 engines had the always-failing INA inner cam bearing. Pre-1996 engines had the thin axle tappets that failed and ruined engines. Hence the “B” lifters that came out, to fix the issue. Then there’s the pre 1996 base gasket leakers……
Discussion in ‘ Engine, Fuel and Exhaust ‘ started by brt650, Jun 22, 2010 . I’ve read most posts on EVO vibration. But after checking the common concerns I can’t find anything that stands out. The concern I have is my footboards vibrate so much at 100 to 120 km/h that my feet go to sleep and come off the floorboards. It’s a 1996 FLSTC 80,000 km’s.
They eliminate the vibrations to almost nothing. This required a redesign of the entire engine case to facilitate this design so it was a problem for Harley or they wouldn’t have spent the money to redesign it to the newer style. I saw this product to reduce vibration a while ago but I do not have any personel experience with it.