JIMS

Made in the U.S.A.Keep the cylinders in place when the heads are removed from the engineUseful when installing the second cylinder over the piston and rings after the first cylinder has been...

The Milwaukee-Eight® engine returns to the single camshaft design, which requires a new tool for correct and accurate replacement of the camshaft inner needle bearingUses the proven JIMS® style...

Ensures good and solid engagement when using the pullerEliminates potential damage to the flywheel when used in this applicationMade in the U.S.A. Indian -- Scout Sixty -- (2018, 2016, 2017); Indian...

Correct style driver/socket for the compensating sprocket retaining fastenerMade in the U.S.A.

Bleeds and pumps up hydraulic liftersSpecial jar, designed for vacuum, holds up to four hydraulic lifters in a convenient trayApply the vacuum to fully bleed the lifters and have them ready to...

Immobilizes primary driveAllows for tightening with a torque wrench or loosening with a breaker barPrevents damage to rotor or magnets sometimes caused by air-wrenchMade in the U.S.A. Harley-Davidson...

Time-saving tool removes worn shift shaft bushings in Big Twin primaries without having to remove he inner primaryTools installs new bushings to the correct locationMade in the U.S.A.

A real time saver for removing and installing the shifter mechanism sleeve in Cruise Drive Big Twin transmissionsTool allows you to remove and install the sleeve (bushing) without having to...

Short socket is specifically designed to remove, install and properly tighten the front final drive sprocket and pulleyEnsures the mainshaft on Harley-Davidson? Sportster models extend through the...

Jims Shifter Shaft Tool - Foot - M8 5512

Never turn the engine over if the tappet will not spin with your fingers after adjustments were madeIt is very important that the engine is not rotated while pushrods are tightThe pushrod will spin...

Allows the quick and accurate tightening of the clutch adjusting screw jam nut without having the screw change positionNo more guessing or making multiple attempts to lock the nut and adjuster screw...