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This may not make sense when I try to type it. I ride an 07 RK Classic (15K for mileage) and have decided to spend money doing Mods on it instead of spending the high price of a 2014.
So, in order to bring my 96 cid into 107 range; what type of motor work do I need to be looking at? like cams etc.. Obviously I'll have the work professionally done (mechanics never were my thing) as soon I find somebody in SW Missouri codependent to do the work. Which eliminates the local HD dealer!
Also what is everybody's opinion on "oil coolers"? Good, bad, indifferent?
Call in the Tech Engine section, which specialises in answering your question. There are HDF sponsors over there who love nothing more than to upgrade engines like yours and will give you top shelf advice!
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