Freestyle Affordable Power......... It's COMING

A couple dressed up motors, the blue is an 1105 and the blk is a SS 964.
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Pablo

sqeez bth levrs & lean bk
Site Supporter
Location
georgia
That black one looks like he's "all business" and no foolin' around. I like clean and simple.
 

NVJAY775

My home away from home.
sorry me i was wrong.
dou you sell tpe engine?
. i only looking for a cylinder.
This question has come up before and the popular answer is to just let Eric "TPE" build you one. There's a lot of case modifications that need to be done properly that will make a huge difference. They're worth every penny and the work is amazing. Not to mention the performance!
 

KTM434

Jamie FN Hickey
Location
Palm Coast FL
It's not your average case porting with finger ports and a little devcon epoxy filling, there's some serious work that goes into these cases allowing them to flow well enough for this cylinder to see its potential. I still don't think people realize what this engine is and how it compares to the competition. When I still see people buying new billet ss engines and being all excited about all the new power they're about to have I just shake my head. People love billet. Well now they can buy a billet head for this engine and spend a little time smoothing the cylinder casting if they want it polished. Best of both worlds . So those people who would rather pop their hood and take pics rather than ride can now do that with a TPE engine.

No billet needed:
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NVJAY775

My home away from home.
I've got my 964 broken in, just need to start tuning now. I really wish I had something to compare it to. All I have ridden is small cc set ups. I will say even on my last break in ride, this thing has friggin gobs of power everywhere. And it's so linear! I'm in love and can't wait for a break in weather to really start in with the tuning. I'm fat on fuel now, so really can't wait to start leaning it out. Just messing around I nosed in a flip easily off half to 2/3 throttle and some 3/4 spins. Water was friggin cold and even with CF adjustable pissers screwed all the way in, my overboard water temp was 105F. Water surface temp was 43F. Great brain freeze water for sure.

Hats off to Eric, Chris and Todd for everything on these motors. Party on dudes!
 
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