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You know if yer tearing yer bike down about as far as yer going why not git a set of heads and jugs and have them ported and polished and the jugs bored to 95" and put some Screaming Eagle flat top pistons in and do a complete job with the cams dude.
You can use 06 or 07 heads and jugs too.
You know if yer tearing yer bike down about as far as yer going why not git a set of heads and jugs and have them ported and polished and the jugs bored to 95" and put some Screaming Eagle flat top pistons in and do a complete job with the cams dude.
You can use 06 or 07 heads and jugs too.
That is a good point , I would be going to a 103" since I all ready have the 96" . I have an indy in my area that can help me with that , Cause going that far alone is just a bit past my , wrenching skills , I am sure i could do it but just makes me a bit nervous , I noticed that you have a 103 on yours . Like it ?
we will see i do appricate the info though
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i would stay away i had a very bad time with these guys they sold me something they didnt have any then when i get them neutral feedback they gave me bad feedback to try to get me to take it back. they do not treat people right
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RE: American Classic Motors
I've had good dealings with AMC, cannot say anything bad about my experiences with them. I would buy from them again when I need to.
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