S&S SB Series Engines
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You should spend a little time browsing S&S's website! They will only fit rigid mount Sporty frames, not a rubber-mount. They don't comply with any EPA regs and are not politically correct, so with 100" are likely to blow away any pip-squeak stock 74" Sporty or Buell. From what I have read they are not for the feint-hearted!
#3
+1 what he said!!!!
My friend built one... They use a 4speed (its a 5 speed) case modified and they are TALLER! My friend modified the frame.
Afterward he wished he went with a 88 or 90 kit... Or something smaller... (1250) it actually SCARED him he said it was way fast and it did wheelies and burn outs on command...
Now this was a guy who used to drag race 1500cc Suzuki gs1100... in the late 80's- early 90's
My friend built one... They use a 4speed (its a 5 speed) case modified and they are TALLER! My friend modified the frame.
Afterward he wished he went with a 88 or 90 kit... Or something smaller... (1250) it actually SCARED him he said it was way fast and it did wheelies and burn outs on command...
Now this was a guy who used to drag race 1500cc Suzuki gs1100... in the late 80's- early 90's
#4
You should spend a little time browsing S&S's website! They will only fit rigid mount Sporty frames, not a rubber-mount. They don't comply with any EPA regs and are not politically correct, so with 100" are likely to blow away any pip-squeak stock 74" Sporty or Buell. From what I have read they are not for the feint-hearted!
#5
About three times stock! It would be great to see a photo of your bike, as it will probably be the very first SB100 seen on HDF, even if it isn't a road bike.
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