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Engine Mechanical TopicsDiscussion for motor builds, cams, head work, stripped bolts and other engine related issues. The good and the bad. If it goes round and around or up and down, post it here.
Nice lines nice numbers.
Cdonis if you're watching, the bobcat does well on the big motors if you were wondering here it is.
hell yeah! I'm surprised to see that little 3 step pipe doing that well with Scott's 110 heads and a 64mm tb. Good nuff fur me. What might those heads flow I wonder?
Obviously not run on the same dyno, but my 117" is about 8hp and 1tq less, I've got a little less compression, a little less TB (58) and a little less cam (S&S 585). More interestingly, I've got ported 96" heads (WFOLarry Stg 2+). I was debating using 110 heads, but ultimately decided to stick with what I had.
To be honest, I don't really know what the difference between the 96/103 and the 110 head is. I assume different combustion chamber shape, and probably better ports? I'd guess a mildly worked 110 head flows as good as a heavily worked 96/110 head? I know you need different pistons for each.
Last edited by Reindeer; Jun 16, 2017 at 10:10 PM.
Obviously not run on the same dyno, but my 117" is about 8hp and 1tq less, I've got a little less compression, a little less TB (58) and a little less cam (S&S 585). More interestingly, I've got ported 96" heads (WFOLarry Stg 2+). I was debating using 110 heads, but ultimately decided to stick with what I had.
To be honest, I don't really know what the difference between the 96/103 and the 110 head is. I assume different combustion chamber shape, and probably better ports? I'd guess a mildly worked 110 head flows as good as a heavily worked 96/110 head? I know you need different pistons for each.
2 different builds.
If you are looking for more power, Larry can surely hook you up.
Scott
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