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Old 07-12-2009, 06:29 AM
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I'm in Australia and when I need parts I'm straight onto the Chicago Harley Davidson website

http://www.chicagoharley.com/shop/

- 20% off and great guys there who will help out (George is a champion)

Stage 4 - SE 103" under 2K !!
 
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Here's a couple of links to some top notch kit makers:

http://www.tmanperformance.com/
http://www.zippersperformance.com/default.asp
 
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Originally Posted by refuzeandrezizt
Will those work with the 96" build though? I am thinking of just doing some head work, and installing some better cams, in my stock 96". Really hard to justify spending an arm and a leg for 7 cubic inches, JMO.
I would call Andrews, Woods and HQ. I would get ahold of the tech guys and ask what cams they think would work best on a bumped compression, headworked 96".

Essentially if you're on a budget the same dough spent on a set of big jugs and pistons would gain you more bang for your buck if said monies were spent on your current 96".

A spiced up 96" with worked over heads, additional compression via honed cylinders with hand matched rings, 5 angle valve seat grind, good cams, good exhuast, and a good solid tune can make around 1 HP per cubic inch and 1.1 Lbs Tq.

Or essentially a 96" with 90-96HP/108-115Lbs Tq build thats a reliable daily rider and not all that pricey.
 
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Just went through a build on my 08 bones...Cost 3k and change, and i'd do it again in a sec. i didnt shop around I went with what was recommend for what i was looking for..I'm well pleased with the end result!!!
 
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