Revolution Performance 114" Kit for TC88

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11-15-2011, 06:41 AM

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I'll second that on the Hillside 98" you should be very happy with your choice .Have put on over 7k since done and runs great

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11-15-2011, 11:33 AM

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Guys are also asking me to take photos and document. I'm contemplating this right now. It takes a lot of extra time to do a proper job documenting the build, but I know how useful these threads are for people.

I think anything that adds to the collective database is a good thing. A few months ago, I took photos throughout the teardown and rebuild of a TC88 motor. It added a little time to stop from time to time, clean my hands and snap a picture or two. When the motor was back together, I downloaded all the pics from my camera to my computer, and added some notes in a word document, then cut and pasted that document into a forum thread. Not so much a step-by-step how to, more of a photo essay.

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11-17-2011, 11:52 PM

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Fuel Moto 98"

Well now I see Fuel Moto has their 98" kit ready to roll and it sounds like they will customize it too. Now I have a bit more investigating to do. Fuel Moto also does head work plus they can provide me a map for my PCIII, which might save me the cost of having my bike dyno'd.

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11-18-2011, 05:21 AM

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I'll second that on the Hillside 98" you should be very happy with your choice .Have put on over 7k since done and runs great

Hey Joe,
Are you guys staying busy??
How many miles did you brother get on his build this past year?

Scott

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11-18-2011, 05:23 AM

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Get your bike set up on a dyno! A map will get you so far, but a competent dyno tech will do the job completely. Also Hillside have been building 98s for quite a while!

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11-18-2011, 09:20 AM

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Hey Joe,
Are you guys staying busy??
How many miles did you brother get on his build this past year?

Scott

Hey Scott, yeah we're hanging in there . I think he put about 3k on it says its running great. I'm heading back out to Sturgis again next year with a couple of my buddies so I'll get many more miles on it but got to get that 6 speed in first