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Join Date: May 29th, 2010
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Re: 125" RevTech
I enjoy my bikes, doesn't matter to me if it's worth 30k or 30 cents, as long as I am happy with it. |
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 1998 Fatboy
Join Date: Aug 25th, 2009
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Re: 125" RevTech
Have you looked at the factory reman program or just a new factory 80ci crate motor? Great bargins compared to a new S&S motor. With a motor that big 125 you don't have enough rear tire to handle (or clutch) anyway.
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Re: 125" RevTech
Actually what I would really like is a motor with HUGE torque from idle to 3000, as I don't think my bike has been over 3000 rpm more than twice, I like to put along in a higher gear. An engine with big torque would be nice for passing, hill's, or just rolling up to 60-70 mph from 40 in high gear...
Thats why I think a big incher with maybe a different grind cam would be my ideal engine... |
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Play The Throttle
Ride: 2009 FLHRC
Join Date: Aug 11th, 2009
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Re: 125" RevTech
If your bike is still running the stock 81 cu in. engine something like an Ultima El Bruto 113 cu in. with 120 ft lbs of torque would be like night and day. I would highly suggest you look into them a little before dropping a ton of cash on S&S. The 113" can be had for under $5k and will be very reliable.
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 1959 FLH Panhead
Join Date: Apr 27th, 2010
Location: 3rd Rock from the Sun, Colorado
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Re: 125" RevTech
Save your money! Call or go on line to king of cubes .com Randy there can use what you have...make it Bigger, Better, and a (edit) Evo for a lot less then a whole new Engine!
He builds Big dependable Street Motors. can you say 127 or a 131 up to 260 Cu In ..but he also Builds some of the Fastest Drag racing Motors in the world! Read his website He sell ready to bolt in motors...but he can also make that 90 EVO scream and make you run out and get better and BIGGER BRAKES! good luck...Let me know what ya think ! ..anyway S&S is a better engine then a Rev Tech Language is not permitted on this forum. Please read and understand the info in this link... Last edited by glider; Jun 12th, 2010 at 07:25 AM. Reason: language includes dots and abbreviation |
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Re: 125" RevTech
Quote: Originally Posted by Cleftwynd
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Actually what I would really like is a motor with HUGE torque from idle to 3000, ...
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