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Well lets see how big wound you go for a touring bike riding two up loaded and cross country trips motor CI,Comp.pipes,cams,TB,and feel safe.just thinking,and saving for next fall? Have fun!
From: South Carolina-First to secede and hopefully the next.
The 95" upgrade I have planned for next winter should do nicely. Keep the stock TB. I'm happy with the MGS true duals. C/R around 10:1 and a set of Andrews 26 cams. Upgraded oil pump and cam plate. Gear drive if possible, new hydraulic tensioners if not.
This should provide enough power for me and still maintain stock reliability. And allow me to run regular pump gas.
Well the reason I ask,I just had a103 built comes in at about 109 HP, 119TQ mo,shein but you hear about those fine runnin big blocks,Just askin One of my other scooters come in at 131 ci so,maybe want something you can't have.
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