View Poll Results: No substitute for cubic inches
Big Bore kit
44
52.38%
Stroker Crank
2
2.38%
Big Bore and Stroker Crank
17
20.24%
Leave Displacement alone
21
25.00%
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No substitute for cubic inches!
#1
No substitute for cubic inches!
Who has increased the displacement of their H-D's, either increase bore, stroke or both? Was it worth the $$$ and would you do it again?
#4
103 from 88 in the 'Train. The bike's a blast to ride. If you're going to do a build, you'd better plan on keeping the bike and enjoying it, 'cause every dime you spend on it (and I spent a sh*tload of dimes) is lost money.
#5
Absolutely and hang on. 103 stage V with Supertraps,108H/121T. FBI 200mm tire kit to get more launch. Baker DD6 for easy top end.
#7
Dyna Super Glide Sport (FXDX) started with the Stage 1 AC. 10 months later the SE-203 cams. A year later, V&H ProPipe, SE heads, bored out to a 95 cubic inch. 94 HP, 99 TQ. A real Sport.
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#8
I haven't done anything to my engine yet. I imagine I'll be doing a Stage 1 sometime next year, probably FuelMoto's setup w/PC-V. I'm not unhappy with how it runs as it is and voted "no change in displacement" mainly because that's the truth of my bike right now but I'm not totally apposed to a displacement increase at some time in the future but I really don't see that happening at this point.
To each their own!
Ride Safe,
Steve R.
To each their own!
Ride Safe,
Steve R.
#10
Dealer was offering Stage II 103 Big Bore Kit with purchase of 2010 models. Only able to ride it home from the dealership and the next day it snowed, but I can already tell, go big or go home.