What kind of frame does a ironhead Sportster have?

What kind of frame does a ironhead Sportster have?

The 1000 (bored to 1100) Ironhead motor sits in a 2003 Harley sportster hardtail frame, and a springer front end. It was also one of the last years they made right side shift. Electric key start, kick start was removed for the custom ceramic pipes.

What are the different types of Ironhead engines?

An Ironhead engine build can be broken down into several categories. These include the top end, bottom end, transmission, clutch, carb/fuel, oil pump, and electrics (distributor, generator).

Is the Harley Davidson ironhead Sportster engine still going?

The Harley Davidson Ironhead Sportster engine was designed to last a long time, and lots of them are still going strong. But when it’s time for a Ironhead Sportster engine rebuild, J&P is your source for all the parts you need.

Can a push rod be removed from an Ironhead engine?

Ironhead cam removal is easier when the four push rods are removed, although the tappets can just be loosened to remove them. Old Sportsters do not have as close tolerances as modern engines have, but cam clearance should be set to factory specs if not a tad bit looser.

Where can I buy a 1974 Harley Ironhead?

Located in NY (Oswego) for local pickup or will help with delivery! 1974 Harley Davidson Ironhead 1000cc hardtail chopper (1977 frame) with springer front end! Electric start brand new battery….

What kind of motor does a 1974 Harley Davidson have?

Titled as a 1975 Harley Davidson, Has a 1974 HD sportster “ironhead” motor with VIN also appearing on title. The frame is a true rigid frame of unknown origin. It is molded, and straight.

The Harley Davidson Ironhead Sportster engine was designed to last a long time, and lots of them are still going strong. But when it’s time for a Ironhead Sportster engine rebuild, J&P is your source for all the parts you need.

An Ironhead engine build can be broken down into several categories. These include the top end, bottom end, transmission, clutch, carb/fuel, oil pump, and electrics (distributor, generator).