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Old 05-28-2009, 07:05 PM
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Another option for a 107" is a 4.375" crank,(S&S) and a set of 3.935" Wiesco pistons, and bore your existing cylinders to them. Been doing that for over 2 1/2 years now.
Now combine THAT with a Wood 9B at 11-11.2, and now your talkin'. Make sure it is pointed straight!!!!!!!
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how about the se kit 29877-06 it will do what
you are wanting to do for the small sum of $3000.00
"not including labor" LOL
 
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What ever you do, WELD the crank, as long at is runs true, as we have seen them all shift.
Harley, JIMS(way too loose fitment on big end, worst) and S&S. S&S's are the toughest of them all, but 4 weld stitches keeps all in place.
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