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Todd Bartrim wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply Ernest. I didn't expect you up so late on 
> your side of the continent.
I've been trying to get a business going.  Selling software for the 
sport of wrestling.  It seems like I don't ever sleep anymore.

> Is yours a genuine Harley part?
No.  It's an aftermarket part.
> How about dimensions?
> -OD of the rotor
Just over 6".  You'll want at least 6.25" for clearance.  From memory, 
ID is just over 1.5" I believe.  It's a fairly tight fit on the sun gear 
shaft.  I believe the shear bolts are a 4" spacing.

> -ID of the stator
It's all put together, so that number is rather difficult to come by 
right now.  I believe it is right at 3".  I'm thinking the bolt circle 
was 3.375" diameter, but I'm going to have to reserve the right to be wrong.
> -Thickness
1.75"


I fabricated a fiberglass shield that sits between the stator and PSRU.  
The object being to keep trash out of the rotor.

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