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> Harley style Vtwin swap?
SLRPY MN
post Oct 7 2015, 10:44 PM
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Pulled the 1.7L out of my 1972 914 the other day to chase down some issues ive been having trying to get the engine to turnover properly. and being the freedom loving harley davidson riding american i am (also with constant shit getting i recieve from my roommates) we've been throwing the idea of using an Aircooled V-twin 100cu in plus Harley engine as a powerplant to reduce weight and add power and i can't help to ask why haven't i seen this yet.

so far our idea is build a Flange on the Crank that bolts to an aluminum flywheel then the 914 transmission...

I'm open to ideas and criticism... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/flag.gif)


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post Oct 8 2015, 08:21 PM
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So I agree with the concern for cooling In which my major ideas to solve this is to fabricate some duct and shrouds to scoop air from under the car and behind driver and passenger side of the roof... possibitily of using some electric fans to drive some fresh air in...

Second the weight the weight of Stock harley built Triks already push 1100 1200lbs using their factory engines which i intend to use the built S&S motor, which later in time if successful may consider the investment to upgrade further to the S&S T143 just so i can be pushing close to 150 ft lbs and 160 HP, as linked below.

http://www.sscycle.com/files/9714/1444/1300/t143-dyno.PNG?

but someone mentioned something about the oddfire causing Pulsing that may actually be one of the biggest concerns i've heard about...
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