Ultima 107" motor on a 90 model Bagger
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Here are some pics of the adapter on the bike. If anyone out there knows what I am to do with the wiring, please help me out. I stilll haven't heard from speedsupplies so hopefully they have the item and have mailed it. I appreciate any help!
Here are some pics of the adapter on the bike. If anyone out there knows what I am to do with the wiring, please help me out. I stilll haven't heard from speedsupplies so hopefully they have the item and have mailed it. I appreciate any help!
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Thanks Chop for the pics. I see what they done and will give it a shot. I was going to cut a hole in the frame like the one in Wills pics where the seat goes in the backbone right behind the tank, but our tanks have that mounting tab which i thought about cutting off.
Thanks will for the pictures of the cruise adaptor. where did you pic that up ? I need a couple of those and a cruise module for my roadglide. I didn't pull the ECM, i just unplugged everything that goes to the throttle body and fuel injection.
later...............
Thanks will for the pictures of the cruise adaptor. where did you pic that up ? I need a couple of those and a cruise module for my roadglide. I didn't pull the ECM, i just unplugged everything that goes to the throttle body and fuel injection.
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thanks paco. so that will work then, just leaving the rest of the wiring? The adapter is from http://www.mchitch.com/Mikuni_Cruise...ol_Adapter.htm Looks to work just fine. Did you change your throttle cables to a different length Paco?
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Will,
when i put the 107 on my 90 i didn't have to change the throttle cables. i used the stock ones. i don't know what i will have to do on this 95 model yet. I am suppose to pick up the new inner fairing today. maybe when i get that installed and the handlebars I can see what i will need. Right now i am just doing one thing and then see what i need next. If i get too far ahead i will buy something i don't need and can't send back.
http://s119.photobucket.com/albums/o...tra%20project/
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when i put the 107 on my 90 i didn't have to change the throttle cables. i used the stock ones. i don't know what i will have to do on this 95 model yet. I am suppose to pick up the new inner fairing today. maybe when i get that installed and the handlebars I can see what i will need. Right now i am just doing one thing and then see what i need next. If i get too far ahead i will buy something i don't need and can't send back.
http://s119.photobucket.com/albums/o...tra%20project/
later.............
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Will,
well yes and no. i thought the price was good until i started looking for parts. the inner fairing has been a problem to find. most are broke or cracked and a new one is off the chart price wise, at least to me it is. so if anyone in the evo group has a 95 inner fairing or knows of one laying around cheap please let me know. i posted in the WTB forum so we will see. I may have to buy a new one. Other than that a lot of model parts will fit. thinking about putting the 107 on this bike and putting my semi stock 80 back on my dresser.
later........
well yes and no. i thought the price was good until i started looking for parts. the inner fairing has been a problem to find. most are broke or cracked and a new one is off the chart price wise, at least to me it is. so if anyone in the evo group has a 95 inner fairing or knows of one laying around cheap please let me know. i posted in the WTB forum so we will see. I may have to buy a new one. Other than that a lot of model parts will fit. thinking about putting the 107 on this bike and putting my semi stock 80 back on my dresser.
later........
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Good luck with that Paco. I do see them on eBay every now and then. Don't they make an after market one. Anyway, I think I have solved my wiring issues. I wired it up how I think it should go, and cut a ton of stuff off. I wired it up and put in the original starter (no gears or anything) and it spun. Now just need to wait for the new starter and I ordered an oil cooler with temp guage built into it for it. Biker's Choice was the name brand of it. Hope it is half way decent for the $200 price tag. This has been an expensive venture, but I am sure I am going to love it when done. Let me know when you are ready to start cutting wires and I can talk you through it. A lot simpler than I thought, but scary...
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Don't know what the price is Paco, but check it out...
http://www.hotbikeweb.com/tech/0809_...dry/index.html
http://www.hotbikeweb.com/tech/0809_...dry/index.html
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Don't know what the price is Paco, but check it out...
http://www.hotbikeweb.com/tech/0809_...dry/index.html
http://www.hotbikeweb.com/tech/0809_...dry/index.html