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Old 01-23-2011, 01:03 PM
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Default Se pro 103 performance upgrade kit

I am thinking of doing the SE PRO 103 PERFORMANCE UPGRADE KIT on my 2011 RKC 103ci. It has the 259 cam in it...i see alot of folks buyng the stage II with the 255. is there a reason to do the 255 vs the 259? Thanks for any feedback...
 
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Originally Posted by cth007
I am thinking of doing the SE PRO 103 PERFORMANCE UPGRADE KIT on my 2011 RKC 103ci. It has the 259 cam in it...i see alot of folks buyng the stage II with the 255. is there a reason to do the 255 vs the 259? Thanks for any feedback...

stage II = street legal 95 TQ at 2500 RPM
stage III = not street legal 108 TQ at 4000 RPM

Check out the Fuel Moto 107" kit..lot more bang for the buck.
 
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I'd just go with cams & a tuner, you really don't need to change pistons IMO. THe 255s are a super torque cam & some people like that, but they're a emissions cam since the SE 110s use them & they run out of steam pretty early. Look at the Fuel Moto comparison of the 255s & the 555s from Woods, the 555s are outstanding cams for a stock 103. The 259s aren't bad, but not as good as the 555s, unless your HD dealer is willing to warranty you with the SE upgrade I'd go with the Woods 555s, Just search "Fuel Moto 555 vs 255" or call Fuel Moto, they have a very good reputation.
 
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you can get more bang for the buck with the fuel moto 106 kit than the HD stage II kit. you need to figure what kind of riding and load are you going to put on the bike, then lookfor a setup that handles that well.
 
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Just get a cam(andrews 54h or woods 555) and a good tune. Bet you'll be satisfied..
 
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I appreciate all the feedback on the 103 question...any thoughts on adding a 58 mm throttlebody? any advantega to doing that?
 
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just put the 103 and 259 cams in.With limited riding time so far ,bike road good at low speeds (nothin crazy) and as you speed up the cam reminds me of a turbo charge kicking in at speed.Just pulls you up from around 40 to 80 lot faster. I was concerned about being "lazy off the line" didnt see that but not huge diffrence then stage 1 so far,those higher rpms are noticeable..still waiting for somemore tuneing runs and warmer weather.
spend 75% of my time riding open rodes here in central pa.

btw pipes probly make a big diffrence,im runnin open style pipes...
 

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Originally Posted by cth007
I appreciate all the feedback on the 103 question...any thoughts on adding a 58 mm throttlebody? any advantega to doing that?
Don't waste your money on a HD 103" kit, go with the Fuel Moto 107".

A 58 mm is too much for a 103" or a 107", your stock 50 is fine.
 
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if you're looking at the screamin eagle kit part number 27544-10, it's what i've got in my 08 streetglide and it's got the 10.5 forged pistons and the 259-E cams. these cams have .579" of lift, and work all the way from off idle to redline at 6200. it's a great kit. your stock throttle body is plenty for the 103. no need for the 58 unless you build a huge motor.
 
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Not trying to hi-jack the thread here guys, but I'm considering this kit too. My SE catologue shows part # 27517-08A Fits 08-later Touring Models. The part # that was mentioned earlier by emwolb, is that a newer #. I didn't see any mention of a 259E cam ? only a 260 cam. I was also told that a 58mm throttle body is overkill. I must have an older SE catologue.
 

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