08 twin cam performance upgrade
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08 twin cam performance upgrade
Already have a 103 kit, ported heads, cut .05, se251 cams. 106hp / 122tq. Wanting to upgrade to either 107 10.25.1 comp. pistons, 58mm se throttle body, bigger valves. Question is a 107 bore to big for the oem cylinders? And should i stay with the 103 and just go with more compression and the 58mm throttle body and what size vales should i go with?
Last edited by 97badfatboy; 11-24-2010 at 12:35 PM.
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I can't believe I'm saying this BUT -- if the bike is running good leave it alone; the gains from a 106/107 are not going to be that significant over what you have now.
To answer your question of 107 bore to big for the oem cylinders? NO--I have logged more that 20k miles on a 107 not one problem--if you want an increase in power that you can feel may have to go 113/114/116/117 or my favorite 124
To answer your question of 107 bore to big for the oem cylinders? NO--I have logged more that 20k miles on a 107 not one problem--if you want an increase in power that you can feel may have to go 113/114/116/117 or my favorite 124
Already have a 103 kit, ported heads, cut .05, se251 cams. 106hp / 122tq. Wanting to upgrade to either 107 10.25.1 comp. pistons, 58mm se throttle body, bigger valves. Question is a 107 bore to big for the oem cylinders? And should i stay with the 103 and just go with more compression and the 58mm throttle body and what size vales should i go with?
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exactly what I mean --
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I'm convinced. I'll keep the 103 but still will go to more compression and the 58mm se throttle body. Question is what size valves. 1.9Int / 1.615Exh or 2.1 int / 1.625 exh.?
Definetly don't want to stay with stock size valves. And to respond to first thread, 'You can never have enough power' not ready to go bigger where i have to bore cases. Would rather buy a big motor instead.
Definetly don't want to stay with stock size valves. And to respond to first thread, 'You can never have enough power' not ready to go bigger where i have to bore cases. Would rather buy a big motor instead.
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