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a GMR Stage II kit is 2800 bucks and will get you well over 105/105...the 615/585 cam is very quiet and the engine starts on the first hit everytime....it was a very easy install and all the parts in the kit are top notch....there are no drawbacks....i sprung for an HP Inc 55mm TB and the R&R cast badass heads....mine makes 118hp and is well mannered til ya whack on it...it gets 40mpg unless you are gittin after it....i run a SERT and V&H True duals....it has been the best mod i've done and i cannot say enuff about how good of a combo, how streetable, and how much power this little 98 makes...fact is, if you hammer in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd, better be watchin the tach or it will bang the rev limiter within 2 to 3 secs....my motor makes 90ftlbs of torque at 2000 rpm, yes, thats 2000...it really starts to pull at 2700 and i need to reset the rev limiter to 7000 causethe valve train isset up to do that....the cam timing is the reason it will start so easy with 10.5 to 1 compression, i have releases and never use them...the motor NEVER PINGS ...call Steve, you'll be glad you did if youre lookin for power
Brother, you just got me all excited hearing this. Glad that I ordered this kit. Didn't go with the R&R heads but Steve is welding up my stockers and insisted they will be pretty damn close to those cast heads and much better than just the Stage II CNC job. [sm=bounceybounce.gif]
Make sure you get a good 2:1 exhaust. Check out my 2 dyno runs. I have not had the bike tuned. I have the DTT, this is with the base map, and letting the O2 sensors set the ARF.
[8D]...Bug did that for me....i can build these bikes into monsters but i can not make this computer do things .... kudo's to Bug...that pic was the day she gave it to me...aint it cool [8D]
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