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[Unbalanced]

The 255's are the stock cam in the 110 CVO bikes.   So looks like they replaced the cam along with whatever else they have on the work order.

My guess would be if they did cams they also did lifters and bearings or would hope that they did.

[Retired rider]

Thanks for the info unbalanced! yes they repalced the roller tappets and bearings and also a cam chain tentioner, 39968-06.

[Unbalanced]

That's good, only other concern would be if they changed the oil pump if not did they check it well for scoring etc.

[Retired rider]

Yep oil pump too. Some one told me the new pump is higher volume?

[Unbalanced]

Shouldnt have been from what you had.  If you had an 02-06 bike and converted it to the 07 style cam plate then you would get the high flow pump as compared to the 02-06 pump.

[Retired rider]

So are you saying that I already had the higher volume pump and they just replaced it with the same one? The pump that was installed is a 26037-06.

[grc]

So are you saying that I already had the higher volume pump and they just replaced it with the same one? The pump that was installed is a 26037-06.

Yup.  The 26037-06 pump has been stock since the 2006 Dyna/2007 all other Big Twins.  It is higher volume, both output and scavenging, than the original Twin Cam oil pump.  Harley also sells a SE pump in the catalog with even higher volume for those who think more is always better, but you don't need that for a street engine.  What you have is fine.

Jerry

[Retired rider]

Thanks Jerry 

[Unbalanced]

Yup what Jerry said.