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Message started by savagestyle on 06/18/08 at 17:23:20

Title: big bore kit
Post by savagestyle on 06/18/08 at 17:23:20

hello everyone, let me introduce myself before i get into my question.....i am a proud owner of a 02 savage that i purchased from a guy for $800. i am not new to street cruisers or mc's in general, but i am new to the mechanical side of ownership.  i have owned my beast for three months now and i have been lurking around here for about the same time frame.  i would put pictures up, but everybody here knows what it looks like.  i am in the process of turning my ride into a rat/pro street/ bobber and i am interested in asking some questions of the residents of this community who, after reading everything i have read on this site, really know their crap. so here i go.......

first let me start by saying i dont want a bigger/heavier/blend in with everyone else/  kinda bike but i would like to maximize what this bike can do.....i have already had several experiences with "HD" riders who are shocked that my "CUTE LITTLE THINGY" can keep up and sometime leave em breathing my fumes and  I WANT MORE

here are my questions........
i have been searching for a big bore kit or someone who is very mechanically inclined to help out with determining what size cylinder is needed to bring my cc's up
if possible to bore would that change the cam size that is bieng sold on this site or not
i have seen a stage iv jet kit on fleabay with a 157.5 size jet...has anyone had any experience with a jet that size.....

i have other questions but i have rambled on long enough so i thank everyone in advance for their expert advice and answers and hope to have the sickest thumpster in st. augustine to show you guys and gals soon
                       thanks
                           chris

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by thumperclone on 06/18/08 at 17:58:28

search the site some more, me thinks carb and exhaust mods will will make you happy for less $$

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by savagestyle on 06/18/08 at 18:03:24

already have an after market exhaust and i plan on going with much bigger jets and cone filter.....just dont know if everything im planning on buying will change if i can up my cc's......ive been stalking this site for 3 months and havent seen anything about a big bore kit...

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by Paladin. on 06/18/08 at 19:25:28

Woodworker did a bore/oversize piston on his Savage at or about 90,000 miles and took it to about 700 cc.

http://www.andruschak.net/savage/woodworker2.html

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by savagestyle on 06/18/08 at 20:04:59

thank you for the information paladin....i appreciate the quick response....i will try to e-mail kenerechook....thanks again

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by Paladin. on 06/18/08 at 20:17:48

My mission in life is to get other people in trouble.  Craziness is to be encouraged.

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by verslagen1 on 06/18/08 at 22:57:03

I'd go the lancer route, high performance cam, replace the carb and tune the shiite out of it.   ;D

And do the big bore as she needs it.

Don't forget to use HD clutch springs   :o

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by T Mack 1 on 06/19/08 at 06:49:57

Somewhere I saw that the Lancer Cam and Carb with free flowing Air filter & exhaust can up the HP over 40.   But also saw that the cam's maybe ending soon.

Title: Re: big bore kit
Post by rpgpgmr on 06/19/08 at 06:57:23

157.5 is WAY too much for now.  When you bore it out and get a high-performance exhaust, then it's time to get the jets up to that size and beyond.  And when I say "high-performance exhaust", I'm not just talking about the muffler.  There are a couple of posts on here detailing our header pipe and how pitifully small it is inside.  Prior to that, anything you drop in over a 152.5 is probably gonna drag you down even more.  IMHO

Lancer is the carb expert so he'll be able to give you the facts, but that's what I've gathered from personal experience and the posts from other members.


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