Howdy all,
I know that some of you have done upgrades from 96 to 106 i am planning the same using S&S kit . I am also planning on using 89cc S&S heads and Andrews 54H cams my question is do i also have to purchase S&S rocker boxs to suit the 89cc heads ?
I am told that OEM boxs will fit on S&S 79cc heads but that would give me 10.6 (approx compression where as 89cc will give 9.7 (static)
Do i need to go to larger throttle body ?
What about injector size ?
Any adice would be appreciated as it saves dollars learning from some one elses experience
Thanks Ozroder my bike is a 2010 wideglide i ride solo and not at warp speed but as close as i can get to it over a short distance would be nice. So i am really after torque in low to middle range 54h may be more suited to 103 upgrade with 79cc heads.
I have tried to gleen the best combo of what i think would be compatible parts from all the threads on this forum the heads and choice of cam being my main concern. I have been reading all the sales pitch from S&S and it all sounded good to me .
So i have bought the 106 kit from M&M and the andrews 54H cams
i have yet to purchase heads or decompression
Thanks for the offer Skulznflames but i have already purchased the 106 kit.
I may be interested in the heads do they have decompression holes drilled and if so do they suit S&S decompression fitting
and price PM if possible
Thanks
Hi Ando,
Newman has turned to shit without you (LOL)
You may be right about the 89cc heads i dont know enough about it to make an informed decision but a bit higher compression is availiable if i go with the 79cc heads. (10.7)
I cant belive the amount of choices availiable with different components.
Thanks for your advice
Hi Speedzter,
The 106 kit has not yet arrived all i know about the pistons is what S&S says in their sales blurb (flat top forged) i am pretty sure they are recessed for valve clearance if S&S heads are used. Volume sorry no idea
The sweet spot for 54h may be 10.1 that is what i would get if i left it with stock heads but i would not get the flow .
Excuse the pun but this is getting to be a head fuck
I may just get my own heads worked on if i can find a shop in Perth next time i am down.
I have time as i wont be doing the upgrade for about 3 weeks.
Thanks for your help
Ozroder,
What cams would you consider for the 106 with 89cc heads (9.7comp) given that i am more after torque or perhaps am i better of with my own heads if i stick to 54h. I am interested in your opinion because i need as much info as i can get.
thanks
standard tickle up is the way to go s&s heads are ok but not finished proper if ya was over this way could help ya just got set from perth on fri to play with for a mate have a lookat the piks in this thread theres some s&s ones outta the box not real flash hey an some screamin budgie ones too
http://www.hdforums.com.au/Default.aspx?tabid=71&forumid=24&postid=413166&view=topic
Thanks Ozroder,
Mate you are a goldmine of information this will all be usefull, Ando has put me onto someone local to get the heads sorted and now i think i am on the right track.
Cheers
hmmm
Go to http://www.rollies.com.au/index.php/component/content/article/4-general/6-corporate-article-1
I originally ordered georges garage cam bearing removal and install tools plus other gear such as wrist pin puller and ring compressor
but they phoned me back and said they did not have the cam bearing tools in stock and would be getting in Jims tools instead from the states in the next few weeks. I cant remember how much and dont have the info here at work so best to contact them they are pretty friendly and great service.
rollies is ok but i get mine direct works out heaps cheaper an bigger choice too
http://www.georges-garage.com/
Another option is check out the "Gary Beatty" tool. (google it- he has no website, just an email address)
A tool that both removes and instals the bearings for around half the cost.
I bought one off him and have used it twice so far.......excellent quality and very easy to use!
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Burto.
I know it an old post but Hartland (spelling may be wrong) sell a cam bearing install and removal tool a lot cheaper than the others and it does a good job. Don't try it without the tool or you might be up for pulling the motor apart to get a few bearing bits out. Bearing tool above also works on the wheel bearings with a big socket over the wheel as a spacer to pull against, because as they have a spacer in the middle as well so its difficult to tap them out without damaging the spacer or wheel, worked well on mine anyway (25mm or 2007 and up). Attached a picture if you buy one off ebay, Amazon or online somewhere.
Anyway how did the 106 and 54H work out?