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107" Big Bore Kit and Dyno Testing by Fuel Moto
#2001
FM 107 @ 10.5 comp, FM Level B heads, TW-999-6A cams, in a 2015 Road Glide. Also running a FM E-Series 2/1, tuned with Dynojet Power Vision.
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Jamie Long / Fuel Moto USA
The USA's Leader V-Twin EFI & Performance www.fuelmotousa.com
Contact 920-423-3309
Email jamie@fuelmotousa.com
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#2005
When doing a build like this Jamie? would the crank need to be addressed, let's say on a 96"
with close to 100000 miles? Would it be a waste of time to just do the top end... Keep in mind I do not hot rod or burnouts, just looking for reliable power for touring and mountain driving.. I guess you can do a mild 107 as well right? My motor is a bit tired and soon will be taken out and addressed... Probably by you all.
with close to 100000 miles? Would it be a waste of time to just do the top end... Keep in mind I do not hot rod or burnouts, just looking for reliable power for touring and mountain driving.. I guess you can do a mild 107 as well right? My motor is a bit tired and soon will be taken out and addressed... Probably by you all.
#2006
When doing a build like this Jamie? would the crank need to be addressed, let's say on a 96"
with close to 100000 miles? Would it be a waste of time to just do the top end... Keep in mind I do not hot rod or burnouts, just looking for reliable power for touring and mountain driving.. I guess you can do a mild 107 as well right? My motor is a bit tired and soon will be taken out and addressed... Probably by you all.
with close to 100000 miles? Would it be a waste of time to just do the top end... Keep in mind I do not hot rod or burnouts, just looking for reliable power for touring and mountain driving.. I guess you can do a mild 107 as well right? My motor is a bit tired and soon will be taken out and addressed... Probably by you all.
#2007
Any information on this combo but with your new Level C heads? Or the C heads with the TW 777 or TW 999-6 cams in a 107"?
#2008
I got a similar situation to My 07 SG has just under 100,000 miles with over 50,000 on a Screaming Eagle stage 4 kit. I'm using more than a quart every thousand miles don't know why I change the oil every 3000 with synthetic. Im thinking of going with a 107 kit but was also wondering about the crank with all those miles.
#2009
I got a similar situation to My 07 SG has just under 100,000 miles with over 50,000 on a Screaming Eagle stage 4 kit. I'm using more than a quart every thousand miles don't know why I change the oil every 3000 with synthetic. Im thinking of going with a 107 kit but was also wondering about the crank with all those miles.
#2010
We now have a Dyno Charts page on our website at http://www.fuelmotousa.com/p-33193-dyno-charts.html this includes over 100 charts for the Fuel Moto 107 with various components. This is a work in progress and we will be adding charts frequently