Hi all ,just would like to know , as I am going to refresh a standard 07' 96 " A motor thats done 101000 miles, trouble free and still running well ,can get new 09' 103 cam's and lifters, push rod's can I use them in up coming refit of the 96a motor? that will be re bored to 103 or? , can I use the standard throttle body as well ,or what must be done ,injector's ? ,,, I prefer to keep HD engines near stock, for reliability ,been thru the never ending hot up period!!! cheers and thank's in advanced and ride well

 

check the part numbers sir... keep in mind that some years differed in cam goods.

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fish are biting today, yes sir...

 

I had a 96" 2010 Heritage Softail that I bought new.

I did a mild build myself, that I found to be extremely nice for power and extremely dependable. 10's of 1,000's of miles without a single issue.

Here is/was my build sheet, and what I paid for the items, which was in 2011 as I recall:

• KB409C, Kieth Black Silvolite 103" Hypereutectic Piston Set, $162.76
• 26H, Andrews Camshafts, $295.00
• SE Heavy Duty Clutch Spring $25.00
• 0.030" Head Gasket, Cometic, $58.72
• Used 96” Cylinders, $25.00
• Bore 96” Cylinders for 103" Pistons, $150.00
• RA8HC Champion Spark Plugs, $2.98 ($1.49 each)
• Top end gasket set, $45.00

I also purchased and used to nice benefit; a TTS MasterTune software, hardware and ECM programming system. I probably would have been OK without this, but it was a lot of fun (for me) setting it up and dialing the engine in.

Also, I ran a set of V&H BSL's (which probably weren't the best power choice) and a regular Stage 1 Air Cleaner.

I bought a set of used cylinders to minimize the downtime of the bike. That way I had everything on hand before I tore anything apart.

One more thing to pay attention to is the reason I picked this particular camshaft for this engine. I could have saved a few $ by using SE255 Cams (as that is a common choice for the sort of performance I was seeking) but the dynamic compression would have almost certainly required compression releases. I also wanted the power and torque curve a few hundred RPM higher than the SE255's deliver.