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  • 1935 chief

    G day everyone, I have a question on how can I determine if the cast iron heads are high or low compression without pulling the motor apart, this is a running bike , person who did the top end is no longer with us . Another problem with the bike it has scout fork legs not chief so the bellcranks are pointing at 1 clock has anyone got a contact for these, cheers Rob

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    My understanding is that cast iron heads 32-35 were standard compression & aluminum heads were for the Y motor, I don't know of a 3rd option.

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      Hatfields Resto guide 1935 std.comp. 74715 rear,74714 front

      optional low compression 74717 rear,74716 front
      I don't believe they are marked, low comp. may have noticeable bigger gap between head and cylinder,and I think cast iron pistons.

      Tom

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        Thanks for your reply guy's, the parts manual has low n high compression heads in case iron, as well as aluminium head for the Y motor. I found a repo set of fork links through IPE very nice parts, cheers Rob

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