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So I am looking to pump up my Street Glide to a 110ci.
Current stuff on bike: Arlen Ness Stage 1 Big Air Sucker, Freedom Performance True Dual headers, Freedom Performance Slip-ons, and a V&H Fuel Pack 3 tuner. No previous motor work done.
So far this is on the purchase order I have:
1. S&S Super StockŽ 89cc Cylinder Head Kit - Item #: 106-3240
2. S&S 110" Power Package with 585 Easy StartŽ Gear Drive Cams - Item #: 330-0583.
I am not sure if it is lack of knowledge or I am not searching the right areas but I am not sure if I will need a bigger throttle body and or bigger fuel injectors. Also not sure what else I may need to ensure this job is done right (gaskets, other parts)
That is on the to buy list, along with new 89cc heads. I am not sure if I will need a bigger throttle body and or bigger fuel injectors with the combo of buying these two kits.
Just got word back from S&S. New TB is not required but bigger injectors are; 5.3 or larger. They also stated that a rocker box gasket kit is required.
Last edited by Laybac101; Nov 10, 2017 at 04:29 PM.
Your stock TB will be fine like S&S has already mentioned.
Since you will be needing a proper dyno tune, check with your Turner. But I would choose a TTS MasterTune Turner as my first choice, Power Vision as my second choice for a tuning device.
Your stock TB will be fine like S&S has already mentioned.
Since you will be needing a proper dyno tune, check with your Turner. But I would choose a TTS MasterTune Turner as my first choice, Power Vision as my second choice for a tuning device.
Good luck and Enjoy!
YB
Thank you but already have the FP3. I have seen/heard that the FP3 is able to tune with this setup. I will need to check with local Dyno shop to see if they are familiar with FP3 tho. thank you again.
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