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LOL. Yes you are correct they may have been a tad better and you're right there are some issues out there but I think its fewer than we think? There are A LOT of HD's on the road and I think on a percentage basis its minimal. Just my .02 I think Jamie's point is pretty accurate. He does see a lot of motors.
I agree and what im saying is give it a few ears for others to put more miles on some of these botom ends and we will hear more about them. Not trying to hijack this thread. I have my own crank thread. I will say that FM 107 is the best bang for the buck and top notch support!!!
 
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I agree and what im saying is give it a few ears for others to put more miles on some of these botom ends and we will hear more about them. Not trying to hijack this thread. I have my own crank thread. I will say that FM 107 is the best bang for the buck and top notch support!!!
I couldn't agree more.
 
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In the east we have Orient Express Racing in Brentwood, NY. They are one of the best in the industry. You can contact Skip at 631-231-9552. They also honor our same pricing for our kits $1995.00 installed and dyno tuned






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Do they still do your 107 kit ? Has anyone use them .i live 15 mins from them

Do they still do your kit?
 
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In the east we have Orient Express Racing in Brentwood, NY. They are one of the best in the industry. You can contact Skip at 631-231-9552. They also honor our same pricing for our kits $1995.00 installed and dyno tuned

Do they still do your kit?
Yes, Orient Express installs our kits. Excellent group of individuals over there.
 
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is the tapered primary the tapered wedge shaped end on the stock harley pipes. I like those ends better for sealing if thats what u mean. I always have a bit of trouble getting the flat ends with the small flat gaskets to seal inside the head.
 
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is the tapered primary the tapered wedge shaped end on the stock harley pipes. I like those ends better for sealing if thats what u mean. I always have a bit of trouble getting the flat ends with the small flat gaskets to seal inside the head.
The "tapered primary" refers to the design of the head pipes which rather than stepping the pipe we taper for a gradual transition. While the physics and theory is the same as a stepped pipe, a taper is superior from a flow standpoint as there are no "steps" to disturb the pressure wave. This also makes for a cleaner, more streamlined system with less joints and welds. In R&D we focus on maximum performance with best overall design/construction.

 
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Fuel moto you guys are killing me, I guess I have no choice, bringing my fat boy Lo up to you all in march or April from Maryland to do your voodoo, ill be calling in a week or two to get a rough estimate so I know how much I need to hide from my old lady, how do you feel about me shipping my bike up to you then me coming up to pick it up? Thinking about having crank work done as well for peice of mind,
 
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Fuel moto you guys are killing me, I guess I have no choice, bringing my fat boy Lo up to you all in march or April from Maryland to do your voodoo, ill be calling in a week or two to get a rough estimate so I know how much I need to hide from my old lady, how do you feel about me shipping my bike up to you then me coming up to pick it up? Thinking about having crank work done as well for peice of mind,
Uh oh they got him!!!
 
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Originally Posted by Lone wolf lo 10
Fuel moto you guys are killing me, I guess I have no choice, bringing my fat boy Lo up to you all in march or April from Maryland to do your voodoo, ill be calling in a week or two to get a rough estimate so I know how much I need to hide from my old lady, how do you feel about me shipping my bike up to you then me coming up to pick it up? Thinking about having crank work done as well for peice of mind,
We would be more than happy to accommodate you. You are welcome to contact us at 877-729-4754
 
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