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Yes it's a 100ci Rev tech with a 5 speed. And yes it's a 90's style EVO. Thanks for the parts info I'll check them out.
I have a Gen III RT motor and 5 speed. I know of two people who have older style RT motors and they HAMMERED them and no problems. Also their trannies kick butt two. Looks like you got a nice scoot there.
Thanks! One of these days I might be able to ride it. lol..... still waiting for the ignition coils that I ordered last week. Also having problems with the headlight going out after the engine gets hot.
Hmmm that light thing can be a lot of things. How long til the light works again. Are you sure its not the light circuit? I ran into something once where a guy had too high a watt bulb in. Heated up the switch in the circuit and the switch contacts opened and no headlight. Although he had a seperate switch for his headlight. Next time it does it first check see if you lose positive or neg to the light. Is it just two wires....
But it looks good setting in the garage. What are some good place to buy parts. I order from J&P but is there some other good places to order custom stuff?
A quick Google search turned up a bunch of places.
I've only got to ride it a few times but this thing has some *****! I wouldn't trade my Ultra for the world but this thing is fun and loud !!! I've looked a little on the net and can't find any horsepower numbers on the 100 inch, I can find the 110 but not the 100?
Originally Posted by mulch63
I have a Gen III RT motor and 5 speed. I know of two people who have older style RT motors and they HAMMERED them and no problems. Also their trannies kick butt two. Looks like you got a nice scoot there.
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