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Thread: Iron 883 to 1200 conversion

  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Hmmm - considering you will be looking at a good $3k to make the 883 go like a 1200 why not buy a 1200 and spend some coin personalising it to suit yourself. You will have all the reliability of the stock 1200 in a unique to you package. After all the iron is nothing more than a factory tarded 883.

    Tart you own 1200 I say.
    If you want to save money but go as fast as you can,,you buy a stock 883 and put the NRHS or Hammer 1250 kit with head work and cam and you'll go harder than a hotted up stock 1200.

    The stock 883 is the cheapest way to build a go faster sporty by what ever the price difference between the two bikes is,,,,,,,which could be the whole price or more of the 1250 Kit.

    Remember that apart from the top ends the two bikes are identical.

    The basic NRHS Kit is only about US $700-$800 and a good home Mechanic can install it in a day or two.

    The base kits can also be installed without any changes other than rejetting your carb if that's as much as you can afford at the time.

    Far better value than getting AMPS to do a stage one install on your stock bike.

    www.nrhsperformance.com/

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    Is the gearing the same 883 vs 1200?
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    Is the gearing the same 883 vs 1200?
    The 883 has lower gearing.

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