Experience with Revolution Performance?
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Experience with Revolution Performance?
I'm recearching a 103/107 build, and have come across Revolution Performance. http://www.revperf.com/
My local Indie recommends them, and I checked out their website and all their videos, and was very impressed. I was particularly impressed with the concept of their nickel-silicon-carbide electroplated cyclinder bores.
But then I did a search on HDForums, and I saw a few very negative comments about them.
I'm wondering if this is a majority position, and/or perhaps if someone has indication that things may have turned around for them?
Steve
My local Indie recommends them, and I checked out their website and all their videos, and was very impressed. I was particularly impressed with the concept of their nickel-silicon-carbide electroplated cyclinder bores.
But then I did a search on HDForums, and I saw a few very negative comments about them.
I'm wondering if this is a majority position, and/or perhaps if someone has indication that things may have turned around for them?
Steve
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was just on there site my self and was reading about them . what size cams are you going with and are you going to do the head work. i did the 107 last year and didnt get the torgh i thought i would get. bike runs strong but think i could get more out of it. after talkin to the guys from head quaters i dont think i chose the right compresion on the pistions. searching around now to see how i could change set up
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was just on there site my self and was reading about them . what size cams are you going with and are you going to do the head work. i did the 107 last year and didnt get the torgh i thought i would get. bike runs strong but think i could get more out of it. after talkin to the guys from head quaters i dont think i chose the right compresion on the pistions. searching around now to see how i could change set up
yes I intend to do headwork. I am looking at Baisley (also in Portland) as they have a great reputation and their charges are about average.
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I haven't settled on the cam just yet. The guy I have primarily consulted with (Mike @ Latus HD in Portland, OR) recommends the new SE 259E cams. The only reason I'm not saying that is what I am going to do is that it is such a new cam, and there is little information out on it right now.
yes I intend to do headwork. I am looking at Baisley (also in Portland) as they have a great reputation and their charges are about average.
Steve
yes I intend to do headwork. I am looking at Baisley (also in Portland) as they have a great reputation and their charges are about average.
Steve
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