G'day,


Got a quote from the dealer on fitting the 110 Bolt on Kit to my 2014 FLHTK.


The kit costs about $2900 after 10% HOG Member discount and I was quoted about $1000 to $1200 labour for fitment.
So they reckon I should be able to have it all fitted for around $5000 AUD worst case scenario.
That's not a bad deal in my estimation.
It's definitely a case of "when" not "if" I do it, in my case!

 

about $3500 USD.

I suppose not bad considering the cost of everything in OZ

Mike

 

Assuming your bike is stock, I think you would get way more out of just putting in cams and upgrading your exhaust and A/C. My buddies 110 CVO won't out run my 103 with what mods I have (see my sig). I would think cams, exhaust, A/C would be cheaper than your $5000 110. jmo

 

For the dollars, the 107 option is a better value than the 110, if you can get someone to install. Every 110 i have ever owned has been problematic

I understand it could be different down under

 

If a dealer installs the kit in a HD still under warranty, what is the warranty on the components? If you keep extended on it would all components of kit still be covered? Unlike a 107 or aftermarkets parts installed on a 103?

 

At trade in time, a dealer installed 110 kit should return you about how much over the same w/ the stock 103?

 

exactly do a 107 - better results than 110 - for the same cost

 

Cam, exhaust, air cleaner, and a tuner with a good map will stomp on the 110.

There is a lot of room left to improve the 103 and for less than that 110 kit is going to cost.

Unless you are trying to remain emissions/noise compliant then the room for improvement is much smaller, in which case cubic inches are the answer.

Personally you should already have a tuner even bone stock, the bike is so crappy lean from the factory that I couldn't stand all the pinging on my 13 street glide. I had a power commander on it before I did the pipes and air cleaner.

 

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act

"Warrantors cannot require that only branded parts be used with the product in order to retain the warranty.[7] "

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus...s_Warranty_Act

Warrantors have to prove that a component, neglect, etc. led to the failure to deny a warranty claim.

 

There's no replacement for displacement!