Opens some doors for future builds. Drag says available in June.
4 5/8 Good Times..
Quote from: groundhog143 on February 07, 2020, 02:42:41 PM
4 5/8 Good Times..
:potstir:
I'd say in a couple hours time we could be looking at your stock one.
So sad, i just dropped a ton of money on a 124. But glad to see S&S in the M8 crank game!
The MOCO raised their prices on flywheels so I think more people will be looking at S&S when they need a replacement. For a little more money they'll get a much better flywheel.
Build a nice little 135" touring motor :SM:
Already had a set of wheels slip and rods were bad, 4.5 stroke.
New Harley Wheels are $1000
Quote from: wfolarry on February 08, 2020, 08:41:27 AM
The MOCO raised their prices on flywheels so I think more people will be looking at S&S when they need a replacement. For a little more money they'll get a much better flywheel.
I not a Harley mechanic but I got bit by Harley cranks once and I would not care if SS cranks were higher as in my option you get a better product . I sure that there has been a lot of builds with the stock crank but If I were going to invest that much I want a good crank and not Harley just me
Quote from: rigidthumper on February 08, 2020, 09:11:53 AM
Build a nice little 135" touring motor :SM:
Is that what 128 cylinders and 4 5/8 stoke come to? 135?
What about the new 131 cylinders and 4 5/8 stroke?
That is the 131 cylinders
Apparently they will have .060 shorter ch pistons .
Shorter where? Deck surface or skirt heel?
0.0625" higher pin, the compression height. Otherwise longer cylinders or a base plate is needed.
I don't know how close the pistons are to each other at bottom stroke, the M8 does have a 0.500" taller deck height than the TC. That will help.
Quote from: HD Street Performance on February 08, 2020, 09:13:59 AM
Already had a set of wheels slip and rods were bad, 4.5 stroke.
New Harley Wheels are $1000
What slipped? S&S or Harley wheels?