JIMS Box 2 1208-1352 (all models of 120, 131, or 135 Alpha, Beta and Evo Mount Engines) User Manual

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• Clamp the cylinder down so it will not move as you rotate the crank shaft.

See Fig. 52

• Slide a two inch length of stiff tubing or other spacer material over a short

head bolt.

Note: Use a short, 1/2” I.D. oil, or gas hose.

• Thread the bolt onto one of the cylinder studs until the spacer is finger-

tight against the cylinder. See Fig. 53.

• Installation: Front Cylinder See Fig. 54.

Note: Prior to front cylinder installation pour 1/3 of a quart of clean 20W-

50 H-D oil over the crankpin area. See Fig. 55.

• Rotate the crankshaft until the front connecting rod is at TDC. See Fig. 56
• Front cylinder installation is precisely similar to the rear’s.
• There are a couple of differences in the parts:
• The notch on the front cylinder spigot goes toward the rear of the

engine.

• The large valve relief in the top of the piston goes toward the rear of the

engine.

• The front piston has no skirt notch. See Fig. 34.

Installation: Cylinder Dowel Pins (No.1286-1387)

Note: Make sure the tappet block cover bores remain sealed so nothing can

fall into them.

• Lightly lube the larger beveled side of the dowel pin with clean H-D 20W-

50 oil.

• Install 2 dowel pins per cylinder into cylinder gasket surface area as

shown in Fig. 57.

Step 9: Cylinder Head Inspection and Assembly

Important Note: Any CNC ported heads used on JIMS 120, 131 or 135

Twin-Cam engines

All of JIMS heads found on 120, 131 or 135 engine’s are powder painted
either in black or silver prior to CNC porting. When the CNC porting
process is done some paint may remain inside the intake or exhaust ports.
Any paint that may be left inside ports will not affect airflow or performance
in any way. This is not a defect. do not try to remove it.

• Inspection See Fig. 58
• All sealing surfaces must be free of dents, deep scratches or foreign mate-

rial.

• Clean the cylinder gasket sealing surface with a lint-free cloth and dena-

tured/isopropyl alcohol and allow the surface to dry prior to installation.
This is particularly important with the JIMS 120, 131 or 135 Race Kit as its
special gaskets are hard and do not conform around deformities like the
softer stock gaskets.

Fig.52 - Verify gasket aligned

Fig.53 - Clamp cylinder

Fig.54 - Repeat for front

Fig.55 - Pour 1/3 quart oil

Fig.56 - Front rod TDC

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