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I got a quote from the dealer for a 103 kit
I am thinking about the 103 Stg III
I already have the SERT
Kit comes with 251 cams and everything else
Labor included and dyno after the breaking $2400
Any thoughts
Thanks
I talked with my dealer about doing the same on my 09 when it comes in prior to delivery for warranty reasons. The kit ( i forget the part # ) is 899 or 849 in the 09 catelog with the 255 cams. The dealer told me without an exhaust and tuner it was 1799. If I bought a tuner and exhaust it was 1499. That was with labor, dyno, and all testing and tuner setup included.
Food for thought.
Originally Posted by roadglidedude
I got a quote from the dealer for a 103 kit
I am thinking about the 103 Stg III
I already have the SERT
Kit comes with 251 cams and everything else
Labor included and dyno after the breaking $2400
Any thoughts
Thanks
The things that can be done to these bikes is mind numing. What is the best bang for the buck for a little more power - fuel management (that is pipes, hi flow a/c, PC V) big bore or something else?
What is a reasonable amount of hours of labor for install of a 103 kit?
The kit is PART # 27514-08 is $1499.00
I have the SERT so they are giving me credit off of the kit
which brings it down to 1201.00 plus labor and the custom fuel map which is $276
What other kind of deals are out there
I already have AC and V&H 2 into 1
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