SS 106 Kit
"Despite what some say, bigger is better, and if making something bigger is easy, that’s the best! A big bore kit is an easy way to achieve more displacement, and if you can install it without rebalancing flywheels or boring the crankcases, that’s about as easy as it gets. That’s the idea behind the new S&S® 97" big bore kits for 1999-’06 big twins and the 106" big bore kits for 2007-up big twins. No need to bore or even split the cases, just do the cylinder and piston swap. In addition to the ease of installation, they look great because the cylinders are available with the same silver or black wrinkle powdercoat as stock, so they match the stock finish of your engine.
At 3.927" bore, these cylinders have the largest bore that we feel can safely be used in a cylinder with stock spigot diameter. In fact, this kit is only offered with S&S cylinders because, even though stock cylinders can physically be bored to fit the 3.927" pistons, we are not confident that the material used to make the stock cylinder liner and spigot is strong enough. The cylinder liner material in S&S cylinders is much stronger, and has proven its ability to stand up to the added power in numerous dyno pulls, street miles, and a lot of quarter mile drag strip runs. There is a trade-off for the ease of installation, which is that only one piston oversize is available for this kit. This really is as big as we are willing to go with a stock diameter cylinder spigot."
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Last edited by DR. V-TWIN; Jun 17, 2010 at 10:41 AM.
Regarless of what kit you want, compare apples to apples. You will still need a good exhaust/aircleaner and an ecm tuner on top of the kit. And you need to make sure the parts will work good together.
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I had a 103 installed, and all of the above work mentioned was done: Pipes, air filter, cam, heads, bored out to 103, power commander, dynoed etc. It's not cheap. Oh yeah, had a new heavy duty clutch to handle the power too. There's a lot more than just displacement.
I get over 100hp and 100lbs of torque at the wheel, not the crank.
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Then you can have the confidence in the motor. Of course if you're gonna split the cases you might as well go big. 124? 128?
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