V twin heads

[ldfly112]

I have just purchased a set of 1955 to 1962 V twin heads going to install them on my stock 1961 FLH any suggestions if you have tried them and what spark plug works best for them

[duffeycycles]

I've sold a few sets to a local engine builder & he has had great luck with them. As far as plugs, the ignition used is important to what plugs are used.

[ldfly112]

the ignition is eboyond 2000 electronic

[dukekleman]

I've seen quite a few sets out in service. I have not seen any issues with any of them yet.

I'll add this...

1) I wish they could be purchased "without" the valve seats machined.
2) I wish the offered them with OEM Intake valve sizes.

However, I am grateful they offer what they do. It's a nice option for some people.

Duke Kleman

[duffeycycles]

I think Ebeyond is made to use stock coils & wires so my guess is it works best with non resistor plugs. Most people have a brand that they like. Stating a brand will bring out likes & hates. Cantact Ed & ask him.

[PanheadFred1]

I have a set that use shovelhead cylinders and accept shovelhead intake and exhaust. They've only been on less than a year, but, so far so good.

[Saddletramp]

Why can't I start a new thread. With pictures of a 30 VL with side hack and a 26 B model? This website?

[Saddletramp]

B model 2.jpg

[Saddletramp]

Early B model.jpg

[ldfly112]

the electronic ignition says it works best with resistor spark plugs any one have any idea what resistor plug I should try first Thanks if you can help

[jstraker]

I bought a 1965 panshovel a few years back with an eBeyond installed. I run non-resistor plugs in it and it works just fine. I know some people don't like Champions, but I have been running J12YC with no spark issues. Gapped to 0.028 with suppression wires.

[duffeycycles]

Champion RJ12YC is the resistor version. Make sure your heads are for short reach plugs.