103 0r 110
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Hope this helps.
I have cams, gear drive, pistons, jugs, heads, throttle body, injectors, tuner, pipe, and all the performance goodies that go inside the engine like valves, springs, roller rockers, lifters, pushrods etc. Combine that with some shop labour and it's easy to spend a whack of dough to hotrod your harley. Do you have a budget to work with? If so, contact Steve at GMR Performance or Doug at Headquarters and start talking.
You can do an economy 103 kit, you can go all out with heads and cams, and then you can go to a 107" kit and make that puppy scream. As Dalton said, you can go bigger, but then you're splitting the cases to accept bigger sleeves, and that's even more money. It's all up to you, the wallet, and sometimes the wife!
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A 103 or 107 ( GMR , Revolution Performance,etc) is a more proven combo .
Checkout the dyno on the 107/TW 55 kit from GMR 121.46hp/128.91lbs ft
http://www.gmrperformance.com/documents/107.pdf
As others have mentioned, ring the respected builders and talk with them and they will set you up for your $ and riding style. If they recomend a setup, do yourself a favour and stick with what they recomend. Dont try and second guess the pro's.
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