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Screamin’ E agle® Pro 103 Performance Up grade Kit 27544-10A
Anyone have experience with his kit? $929.00 from Zanotti's.
Screamin’ E agle® Pro 103 Performance Up grade Kit27544-10A
Build a track-ready performance bike from your factory
Twin Cam 103CI model. Designed for use with stock cylinder
heads, this “in-a-box” solution includes: high-compression
10.5:1 pistons, SE-259E cams, Perfect Fit push rods, high performance
diaphragm clutch spring, high-lift valve springs
and gaskets. T he kit also includes the “must have” Screamin’
Eagle® Pro E FI Super Tuner module to provide the right
on-track tuning for maximum performance. When installed
with your choice of high-flow air cleaner and free-flowing
exhaust, this engine has the potential to produce 98 HP
and 108 ft. lbs. of torque with the stock cylinder heads. For
race application only.
I don't have experience with that particular kit, but have 103 with similar specs & am very happy. It looks to be a good kit at a reasonable price, especially since it includes the SEPST. Just add a $125-150 bore job & you've got a pretty low cost 103 set-up. The deciding factor for me would be finding a good tuner in your area that's familiar with tuning with the SEPST.
I don't have experience with that particular kit, but have 103 with similar specs & am very happy. It looks to be a good kit at a reasonable price, especially since it includes the SEPST. Just add a $125-150 bore job & you've got a pretty low cost 103 set-up. The deciding factor for me would be finding a good tuner in your area that's familiar with tuning with the SEPST.
Don't need the bore job and I would sell the SEPST to recoup a few hundred $$$. Going the Power Vision route so I have Fuel Moto's support. Had the SERT on my last bike and the tuners around here are way more familiar with PC. I'd love to find someone who installed this kit and has dyno tune results.
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