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#9250 Big Bear (User) Who loves you , Baby? Platinum Boarder Posts: 7007 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   Doc, do I understand you correctly that you just tapped the piece of aluminum (after you got your length right) Left hand one end ,right hand other, and screwed the stock pieces back on? Couple of questions, I'm probably gonna hafta use a hiem joint on the shifter end of the shiftrod. Is that end (forward end) L/H thread or R/H ? Also , do those stock dohinkys that are on the shiftrod just &quot;pop&quot; on? Your advice is very appreciated.Dan   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #9255 DocShadow (Admin) Hmmmm .... send beer Admin Posts: 19602 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   Big Bear wrote: Doc, do I understand you correctly that you just tapped the piece of aluminum (after you got your length right) Left hand one end ,right hand other, and screwed the stock pieces back on? That would be correct but I have Legends forward controls so the front part of the shift rod is SAE to match the FC and the back of the shift rod is metric to match the bike. I bought a HD heim joint which connects the new shift rod to the FC. Couple of questions, I'm probably gonna hafta use a hiem joint on the shifter end of the shiftrod. Is that end (forward end) L/H thread or R/H ? I'll have to check when I get home. I don't believe I went out and bought a 'special' tap. Or you could adust the nut on the joint and see which way it moves. I did not change anything back of the new shift rod; everything is stock. Also , do those stock dohinkys that are on the shiftrod just &quot;pop&quot; on? The hein joints? The heim joint is once piece and cannot be taken apart. Correction - it can be taken apart but you'll never get it back together . The heim joint screws into the shifter and a short piece of threaded rod conncets the heim joint and the shift rod. Doc   Logged     My Bike Website   The administrator has disabled public write access. #9260 RoadieFF (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 2599 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   Big Bear wrote: Also , do those stock dohinkys that are on the shiftrod just &quot;pop&quot; on? Your advice is very appreciated.Dan Now that's my kinda tech talk!!!!   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #9263 DocShadow (Admin) Hmmmm .... send beer Admin Posts: 19602 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   RoadieFF wrote: Now that's my kinda tech talk!!!! I'm not sure what he is talking about but I think he means dohickey. If it's the dohickey then it's connect to both the gizmo and the thingamabob. Doc   Logged     My Bike Website   The administrator has disabled public write access. #9266 RoadieFF (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 2599 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   I'm fond of the catch all phrase, the &quot;whatchamacallit!&quot;. I've embarrassed myself quite frequently when shopping for parts trying to explain to the parts guy &quot;you know, the whatchamacallit that hooks onto the 'thing' that moves and stuff&quot;.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #9273 Big Bear (User) Who loves you , Baby? Platinum Boarder Posts: 7007 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   Lets define dohinky. Webster dictionary says: &quot;any part of a motorcycle in which the owner has no clue what the actual part is called &quot; . There were a couple &quot;other&quot; meanings as well, but they didn't apply. Now back to the &quot;dohinky&quot; for which I was asking about. I was refering to the plastic joints that are on the shiftrod from the factory, do those just pop on like a knuckle? . Thanks,Dan<br><br>Post edited by: Big Bear, at: 2006/09/11 18:21   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #9274 Musky (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 15137 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   Big Bear wrote: Lets define dohinky. Webster dictionary says: \&quot;any part of a motorcycle in which the owner has no clue what the actual part is called \&quot; Well there, ya see where the confusion begins. I was always under the impression that those parts were called Doofloppers.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #9275 Big Bear (User) Who loves you , Baby? Platinum Boarder Posts: 7007 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   Doofloppers are similiar, but your using it in the wrong context!   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #9276 Pop Rivet (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 3123 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   They are &quot;THINGAMAJIGS&quot;   Logged     2009 Ultra Classic HD...2005 Silverado Road Star MY WEBSITE HOG HEAVEN Listen to the Road Star   The administrator has disabled public write access. #9286 Big Bear (User) Who loves you , Baby? Platinum Boarder Posts: 7007 Re:Thread pitch on the shift rod 11 Years, 5 Months ago   Thingamajigs,............those aren't fishing lures ?<br><br>Post edited by: Big Bear, at: 2006/09/11 22:14   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access.

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