Evo Bore kit questions
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RE: Evo Bore kit questions
Well, I'm just going to assemble mine with 93.4" kit from VTwinManufacturing: $450 for cylinders and pistons.
The shop told me there shouldn't be a problem to bore the stock cases. So they did it already for $150. Dunno yet how much they'll charge me for assembling the bottom end - don't expect it to be a lot. I'd leave this job to them though, since they can check that the crank is true.
The shop told me there shouldn't be a problem to bore the stock cases. So they did it already for $150. Dunno yet how much they'll charge me for assembling the bottom end - don't expect it to be a lot. I'd leave this job to them though, since they can check that the crank is true.
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RE: Evo Bore kit questions
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Well, I'm just going to assemble mine with 93.4" kit from VTwinManufacturing: $450 for cylinders and pistons.
The shop told me there shouldn't be a problem to bore the stock cases. So they did it already for $150. Dunno yet how much they'll charge me for assembling the bottom end - don't expect it to be a lot. I'd leave this job to them though, since they can check that the crank is true.
Well, I'm just going to assemble mine with 93.4" kit from VTwinManufacturing: $450 for cylinders and pistons.
The shop told me there shouldn't be a problem to bore the stock cases. So they did it already for $150. Dunno yet how much they'll charge me for assembling the bottom end - don't expect it to be a lot. I'd leave this job to them though, since they can check that the crank is true.
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