turbo 2012 roadking

  • steelo
    steelo
    3 years ago
    Probably be someone on the site can help. Welcome. Are you legitimate? We had a run of new members starting and talking bullshit builds. Tell us a bit more about yourself and bike. I can tell you that there’s no reason to be at the back of any pack on a 103 tourer. Did you also ask about the stage 4 on a breakout?
  • paulybronco
    paulybronco
    3 years ago
    Trying to buy some street creed FB?
  • Grease Monkey
    Grease Monkey
    3 years ago
    Answered this before but the post disappeared so I'll go again and see what happens, bobbies 222 is a good cam, you will need a good tune to go with it though.
  • beaglebasher
    beaglebasher
    3 years ago
    I dont mean to be too intrusive mate . 
    Could you please  introduce yourself  a bit  better than that?
    This FBuser  number bullshit doesnt  cut it for me.
  • steelo
    steelo
    3 years ago
    Bb. The fbxxx number is auto generated when an established fb user ports across. Nothing suspicious. I do agree. Would like to hear a bit more about our new members. 
  • fatbat
    fatbat
    3 years ago
    Going from a turbo engine to keeping your stock engine with a wood222 cam is like chalk and cheese. What’s your budget?

    A stock engine 2012 103 with a bolt on cam will give a noticeable bump in hp and torque. A stock harley 103 engine won’t pass 100hp no matter what cams are in it. You need Head and throttle body changes to pass 100hp. And usually bigger cams and higher compression.  A good bolt in cam will pass 100 foot pounds of torque.  222 is good for early torque as is a cr570 but the Andrew’s 48 is just as good if not better, cheaper and will also dissipate heat well with a good tune. 

    Alpha Performance Engines in North Queensland (dunno if they’re far enough north to be considered fnq) are a reputable shop known for performance work. I know they’ve done a heap of stuff with m8 engines but no doubt they would’ve done a heap of twin cams too, probably done forced induction builds etc. But if you’re living in north qld, bolting on a turbo to an already hot air cooled engine, for a street bike, doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. 

    If wanting straight out grunt all over, a Rocket 3 as per above post does the trick. Don’t even have to modify anything if you don’t want on
  • fatbat
    fatbat
    3 years ago
    Glad we replied to this bloke who just nicked off as fast as he arrived with turbo speed