1200 to 1340 on a Sportster ?
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1200 to 1340 on a Sportster ?
I have a question... I was told the other day by a guy that I could step my 1200 up to a 1340. He said that all I needed was the bigger pistons, hone the cylinders and use my same rocker box covers... Is this true or is he feedin me a line of B/S !! I'd do it if it was feasible.. I love my bike and don't want to really trade it off.. but if it is possible to go to an 80ci motor, I'd LOVE it !!
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I have a question... I was told the other day by a guy that I could step my 1200 up to a 1340. He said that all I needed was the bigger pistons, hone the cylinders and use my same rocker box covers... Is this true or is he feedin me a line of B/S !! I'd do it if it was feasible.. I love my bike and don't want to rally trade it off.. but if it is possible to go to an 80ci motor, I'd LOVE it !!
He's sorta right, you'd need new 80ci jugs as you can't bore the stock 1200 jugs bigger than 1212 or 1215. The cases would have to be bored to accommodate the new jugs. You would also need bigger cams and headwork along with a programmable ignition.........................
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Hammer Performance or NRHS or Zippers or S&S can hook you up with a complete kit.
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You'd be better off looking at a 1250 kit (76ci) with headwork and cams Like This.
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Cool !! I am assuming by your siggy, that is what you have done. Can you feel the difference ? Do you feel it was worth the money... Just askin' Cause I want input.
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Unless you're an accomplished wrench with some machine work experience, 80CI is a bit more than an amateur garage DIY project, and likely well north of $5,000.00.
You'd be better off looking at a 1250 kit (76ci) with headwork and cams Like This.
You'd be better off looking at a 1250 kit (76ci) with headwork and cams Like This.