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CVO Technical => Twin Cam => Topic started by: Snakebyte on March 07, 2015, 08:25:49 AM

Title: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: Snakebyte on March 07, 2015, 08:25:49 AM
I'm going in the engine. Would like some opinions on the performance of heads. With some reliablility in mind. I dont mind wrenching, but would like to at least go 20k before some maintenace. Looking at my MVA heads with Baisley corrected Geometry with raised intake and 30° perimeter dome. Or the S&S B2 or a better head??? Baisley will be more expensive however I have put a limit of 4k on just head work and heads. So I guess I have some options.
Engine is all-bore 114, 4.1/4.2 bore D&D Boarzilla
Looking at 7000 RPM 
I ride 2 up 30% of the time
The other 60% is bar hopping with no drinking. Or just putting around low rpm, granny shifting.
10% long rides about 500 miles one day.
Will be professionally tuned
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: GMR-PERFORMANCE on March 07, 2015, 10:13:41 AM
The B2 is a nice option, and the all bore will like massive CFM.. Thats a tough one both are killer set ups. If you go with Dan I would have him set up a complete kit.. Pipe on the b2 will be somewhat of an issue though.
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: rheiner on March 07, 2015, 10:44:08 AM
The B2 is a nice option, and the all bore will like massive CFM.. Thats a tough one both are killer set ups. If you go with Dan I would have him set up a complete kit.. Pipe on the b2 will be somewhat of an issue though.

You left us hanging... what might be the issue with the pipe and what's a solution?
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: HD Street Performance on March 07, 2015, 11:12:23 AM
The outlet kit is described in the instructions
Consider S&S heads with S&S SSW bolt pattern. You can buy an unfinished S&S head and have your shop of choice do all the machine work but it will be costly.
The pipe will need to be modified or a custom built using the B2 or B3
I have a few of these in the works now but we will be using a 4.187 bore X 4" stroke and a custom hollow dome piston
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: Snakebyte on March 07, 2015, 11:09:58 PM
4.187 bore... Doesn't the S&S offer a G2 motor with a 4.187 stroke?
Sounds like if you were to put the two together, it would make a nice Square 115cu.in.
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: GMR-PERFORMANCE on March 08, 2015, 11:38:57 AM
That is a custom SA set up .. so yes they do offer it but it will not working in anything due to offset other than SA cases.
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: HD Street Performance on March 08, 2015, 11:55:45 AM
I will be putting together oversquare long rod stock case 4" stroke motors. ~110"
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: HILLSIDECYCLE.COM on March 08, 2015, 03:16:23 PM
126" G2 usually ends all wants for power for those that like to spool them up.
Title: Re: Baisley vs. S&S
Post by: Snakebyte on March 13, 2015, 03:46:32 AM
126" G2 usually ends all wants for power for those that like to spool them up.

Kind of want to put this one together myself.with some professional help of course.

There is a bike that runs around here putting 161HP to the ground.  He has a 3.- stroke and 4.--5 bore, with Hurricane heads. He is Kwik. What makes it intere..,....TMI ... Let's just say, according to the forums, he shouldn't be near that or turn that high with a stock valve train.