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88 ci to 95" kit with cams or just do heads and cams on 88ci?

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Originally Posted by 03Custom883
78 hp and 103 ft lbs of torque. My heads hold me back but I am very happy with the way it performs. In fact rode a few 103 last weekend road glides/ street glides and switch back at a demo day and then got back on my bike and it felt a lot more powerful.
I've heard only good things about Hillside's work. Good choice. Still, I can't believe you did all that but didn't get the heads worked on. You're missing out.
 
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There is no replacement for displacement.
Not entirely accurate......

But Cubic Inches is cheaper than Cubic Cash.

Cubic Cash will out-perform Cubic Inches.......
 
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I can always do the heads in the future as of right now I'm happy with performance
 
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Originally Posted by 03Custom883
Like the title says should I just do heads and gear cams on my 88ci or should I go 95/97 ci with gear cams and not touch the heads? Trying to plan my winter project.
Let me know what you 88ci guys did

And maybe eventually a 6 speed but we will see
Have a set of jugs, heads, pistons AND SE204 cams I took off my 2010 Dyna. 'Bout 6K miles on them. Had dyno'ed at 90HP & 100TQ (have dyno sheet). Will let go for $325 + shipping. You will need to buy new rings & gaskets but hey, for a fraction of the cost of a new stage 3 kit and a few hours labor its a real deal to breathe some new life in that ole 88!!
 
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Originally Posted by On Deck
Have a set of jugs, heads, pistons AND SE204 cams I took off my 2010 Dyna. 'Bout 6K miles on them. Had dyno'ed at 90HP & 100TQ (have dyno sheet). Will let go for $325 + shipping. You will need to buy new rings & gaskets but hey, for a fraction of the cost of a new stage 3 kit and a few hours labor its a real deal to breathe some new life in that ole 88!!
Did you even bother to read the thread or are you just interested in making a buck? If you had read the thread, you'd know the OP has already had the work done.
 
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Did you even bother to read the thread or are you just interested in making a buck? If you had read the thread, you'd know the OP has already had the work done.
Duh! Already saw that. And no, I'm not just trying to make a buck as you put it. Trying to help a fellow rider.
 
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It's cool work is done already. Thanks guys
 
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Originally Posted by On Deck
Have a set of jugs, heads, pistons AND SE204 cams I took off my 2010 Dyna. 'Bout 6K miles on them. Had dyno'ed at 90HP & 100TQ (have dyno sheet). Will let go for $325 + shipping. You will need to buy new rings & gaskets but hey, for a fraction of the cost of a new stage 3 kit and a few hours labor its a real deal to breathe some new life in that ole 88!!
Do you still have these parts
 
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Originally Posted by PRODUCTofNJ
I would have to say heads and cams vs 95 and cams. Maybe someone else with a little more knowledge could chime in but I'd think heads would give a little more power then a 95 kit
I went with the 95" - 9.4/1cr, 211 cams.
Rejetted carb, gutted the stock pipes (I like the look and sound) and installed big city thunder baffles. I also went to 34 teeth on front belt sprocket. Tons of torque up to about 4800 rpms, and up to 48 mpg

on surface streets and about 43 mpg at 75/80. I definitely don't need a six speed. All I need do is twist the throttle. I would have gone a bit higher compression but I wanted the Teflon coated piston skirts and 9.4 is what I could get. Not a rocket but I don't have to worry about reliability either, but way stronger than stock--- I'm happy and I have 120k miles on it and still a sweet ride😉-- of course for mama's comfort we take the e-glide
 

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Originally Posted by seniorsuperglideE8
Did the 95" kit with cams (203) in 2009 then a couple of years ago went with the SE hybrid cam support plate, that included an improved oil pump. The 02 Dyna has a lot spunk in it now and will give a lot of newer bikes a run until they hit that 6th gear.
Are your 203 cams gear driven?
 
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