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I have an S&S 107 in my 1990 Evo. The clutch is original and stock, with just a Barnet clutch spring. Motor gives just over 100 HP/TQ at the rear wheel. Your TC should manage significantly more performance than mine with no more than a stronger spring.
I'm going with a VPC clutch now - no sense waiting to start degrading the rest of the clutch.
I had one on my last bike and loved it.
Mark
I run the VPC 83T (they now sell them as 84T) along with the 98A clutch spring (lighter than the SE) on a stock clutch. Bites hard at the rev limit, with a nice easy lever pull. I love this set up!
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