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Old 01-13-2011, 08:22 PM
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I have been calling and searching the net for other places that offer a 107 kit. Seems like Fuel Moto is the best around. Are there other places I am missing and/or is it better to buy your own package of goodies. Maybe even have someone machine your Cylinders and buy the mix and match of parts ......Thoughts
 
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If you are looking at doing headwork, too, then also consider T-Man Performance, Hillside, Headquarters, or GMR. If you just want a little extra grunt down low, then Fuel Moto is probably your best bet. Good luck with your research...
 
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Originally Posted by Pittsburghglide2010
I have been calling and searching the net for other places that offer a 107 kit. Seems like Fuel Moto is the best around. Are there other places I am missing and/or is it better to buy your own package of goodies. Maybe even have someone machine your Cylinders and buy the mix and match of parts ......Thoughts
There's a lot of good ones. The Fuel Moto made good numbers and FM has a good following on here.

I went with a TMan 107 kit and very glad I did.
 
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There's a lot of good ones. The Fuel Moto made good numbers and FM has a good following on here.

I went with a TMan 107 kit and very glad I did.
what price differnce was yours over fuelmoto'?
 
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Old 01-13-2011, 10:33 PM
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what price differnce was yours over fuelmoto'?
When I bought my TMan stage III kit, it was on sale for $2200-$2300. Not sure how much the FM kit is.
 
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I went with the GMR kit, good bang for the buck, one stop shopping and no complaints on the performance
 
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iam thinking of going with the fuel moto 107 kit very reasonable price. i just ordered the woods 555 cam kit from fuel moto very good price comes complete with everything shoud be here by saturday. cant wait.
 
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Originally Posted by KaponeWKYA
If you are looking at doing headwork, too, then also consider T-Man Performance, Hillside, Headquarters, or GMR. If you just want a little extra grunt down low, then Fuel Moto is probably your best bet. Good luck with your research...
From what I see the fuel moto kit uses OEM jugs and bores them to size. wall thickness gets pretty thin that way for a 107". Heat & distortion could be a problem. JUST SAYIN. Revolution performance has a 107 kit (aluminum cyl.) with a nickel,carbide.silicon coating electro plated onto the cylinder walls. 1/10th the friction and wear as cast iron. And you don't need to bore your cases either! I'm gonna try them this fall. As far as cams go, I ordered cyclerama's 575 cam kit today, so gonna run them in my 96 till i can afford the 107 kit and their head work. They have great dyno sheets with their 575 cams, and Charlie and Wes have been really helpful.
 
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Originally Posted by brypink
When I bought my TMan stage III kit, it was on sale for $2200-$2300. Not sure how much the FM kit is.
The FM kit is $1300. It sure seems like a killer deal.
(from the web site)
Fuel Moto/CP forged pistons 10.25:1 compression
Precision bored OEM cylinders ready to install with ring end gap set (core exchange, or send us your cylinders)
Wood Knight Prowler TW-555 cams
Wood Performance Directional Lifters
Fuel Moto Quick Install Pushrods
All necessary gaskets, o rings, and Torrington inner cam bearings
 
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+1 on the Revolution performance 107. We've used a few of tem and they are really nice for the money. $995 gets you the cylinders, pistons, rings, heads and base gaskets. They don't use stock cylinders, the fins are alot thicker than stock The pistons are 10.5:1
 
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