is putting a big bore kit on tc 88 worth it?

[sonnysgs1100]

Originally Posted by harley02

hpw much tor the cams

its your first post and your trying to buy cams out from under me lol just kidding welcome aboard

[Half_crazy]

Originally Posted by sonnysgs1100

ok i have been to hospital today for stitches above my eye and concusion so maybe its me but i dont know if you think i need a mikuni or not ?

Originally Posted by sonnysgs1100

my dyna really does not see low rpm , low rpms for me is 3000rpms

Originally Posted by sonnysgs1100

lol just trying to build this right the first time , i have a 96ci evo i dont ride because it does not make the power at high rpm i want . evo power drops bad above 5000rpm

Honestly? I think you're on the wrong bike. What you need is a V-Rod if you're lookin' for a Harley that winds out.

[coastie56]

Do the big bore and heads and you'll be happy every time you ride. Pistons and boring is dirt cheap when you have the heads off anyway. The big bores 10 to 12 ftrlbs of torque is very noticable in the mid range where you ride most of the time. I have a friend who could stay with me in a drag race because he used a higher lift cam in his EG Standard without the big bore but in normal riding any thing short of WFO I just walk away from him. Dude unless your doing drugs I doupt you ride harder than my buddy. Guy owns his own bar and is constantly putting his tire against the rear wall trying to push the building down!

[Snoopy Doug]

Originally Posted by Uncle Salty

No compression releases but if I did it over, I'd have them. It hasn't been a problem but I'm sure it would make it easier on the starter and such. I have the original starter, just upgraded the cables. Close to 60,000 miles on the bike, 45,000 on the build. Stock replacement type battery does fine.

I have the S&S EZ start cams in my 126" RK and they realy are amazing new technology. There wasn't enough room for electric releases in my stock Road King frame They are less expensive if you have to buy or upgrade your battery,starter,&cables.

[Dyna Ryda]

Yes it's worth it. Go with 98" and 585 cams, head work, 1.9 intake and u will be in the 110 hp range. It will be like a completely different bike. The 585 cams like 195-200 ccp in a small motor.

[sonnysgs1100]

Originally Posted by Dyna Ryda

Yes it's worth it. Go with 98" and 585 cams, head work, 1.9 intake and u will be in the 110 hp range. It will be like a completely different bike. The 585 cams like 195-200 ccp in a small motor.

i think im going to go 95 ci and 190 to 195 ccp , 585 cams and headwork