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Old 11-01-2006, 04:41 AM
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What is that noise?

What exactly is the whinning or whisleing noise that our hawks make?
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Old 11-01-2006, 05:36 AM
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What exactly is the whinning or whisleing noise that our hawks make?
tea kettle?........................................ clutch and gears im sure.
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Whirring sounds can come from the cam chains, gears, etc. If you can hear it that just means the exhaust needs to be louder!
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Whirring sounds can come from the cam chains, gears, etc. If you can hear it that just means the exhaust needs to be louder!
WHAT!!!.....lol.
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Most likely the intake noise, you could be hearing the rush of air into the airbox. I used to be able to hear that - but now I have D&D exhaust....and I can't hear anything.
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its the cam chains spinning. ducs don't do it cause they have self-actuating valves, and harleys have pushrods. be glad you have it. it means you can rev higher without a valve adjustment every 6k miles.
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