Evo Upgrade Challenge
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Evo Upgrade Challenge
I have a 1995 Wide Glide Evo with an air cleaner and Rinehart exhaust.
I am looking at upgrading my performance and currently have SE Big Bore Kit 44 mm (27934-99, SE CV Intake Manifold (29636-99, and a Dyna 2000I Ignition. I want to use the parts that I have but am looking for some options as to what would be needed for the performance upgrades.
I have researched the stage 3 kit and that shows additional upgrades of SE 57 Cam Shaft, Performance Valve Springs, Roller Rocker Arms, Chrome Moly Adjustiable Pushrods, and 10.2.1 Pistons. I am not sure if this is correct way to go and if so should I also have an SE single fire coil?
Any help with this would be great in order to know what I am looking at for additional parts cost and labor.
Thanks
I am looking at upgrading my performance and currently have SE Big Bore Kit 44 mm (27934-99, SE CV Intake Manifold (29636-99, and a Dyna 2000I Ignition. I want to use the parts that I have but am looking for some options as to what would be needed for the performance upgrades.
I have researched the stage 3 kit and that shows additional upgrades of SE 57 Cam Shaft, Performance Valve Springs, Roller Rocker Arms, Chrome Moly Adjustiable Pushrods, and 10.2.1 Pistons. I am not sure if this is correct way to go and if so should I also have an SE single fire coil?
Any help with this would be great in order to know what I am looking at for additional parts cost and labor.
Thanks
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Bob Wood 6, and our Stage I head would be a home run.
That'll hover at 77-80 hp and 87-90 ft/lbs.
Want more?
Our Stage II Head, Wood 8, Wiseco pistons, Dyna 2000i ignition, and as long as the pipe is working 95-100 hp, and torque hovering near the same.
Great fuel economy with either.
Scott
That'll hover at 77-80 hp and 87-90 ft/lbs.
Want more?
Our Stage II Head, Wood 8, Wiseco pistons, Dyna 2000i ignition, and as long as the pipe is working 95-100 hp, and torque hovering near the same.
Great fuel economy with either.
Scott
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