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Old 11-18-2020, 10:40 PM
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Ultima 140

Is anyone here running a 140? Or heard anything good or bad about them. They sure look like a good deal.
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Old 11-20-2020, 09:33 AM
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Oh my!! That engine is a beast. I would think that it might be a little taller so make sure it will fit in your frame.
We installed a 113" Ultima in my buddies bike 10 years ago. I think it was built by Southern Motorcycle Works. That engine sounded like a funny car with those short LAF pipes. Way more HP torque then my 100" S&S..
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Old 12-03-2020, 04:10 PM
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Old 12-03-2020, 08:06 PM
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Is the power all that? Running a 113.. I would think it has much more lower end?
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Old 12-04-2020, 10:24 AM
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The Power is there!!!!!!! It has more vibration than the other El Bruto's...As does the S&S 145...It's Taller than the rest so frame fitment could be an issue...In My opinion...there's no need for it.
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Old 12-04-2020, 12:32 PM
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The Power is there!!!!!!! It has more vibration than the other El Bruto's...As does the S&S 145...It's Taller than the rest so frame fitment could be an issue...In My opinion...there's no need for it.
I was watching a guy do a stage 1v on the new Milwaukie 8.. Everything about it was better than stock. What I really liked about it is the base of the cylinders they have plenty of meat.. Nice gasket size. so I would imagine longevity is going to be great.. I think it ends up being 130 or so. I think that's the weak spot on the ultima 140s.. If they had more room for a better seal at the base I would go for it.. But dang my 113 runs so strong I think your right no need for it..
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Old 12-04-2020, 11:36 PM
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Old 12-05-2020, 12:41 PM
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I have 2 ultima bikes, both bobbers and ~500 lb weight each. One is with 120cc , another with 127.
The similar carb, jetting and exhaust, but
I have said this before, 127 feels punchier, more robust. Both are pretty smooth.
Also, I have a heavier bike with s&s 113 circa ~2000 , I believe one of those odd 11:1 compression ratio competition packages, so anyways, it also feels more robust than ultima 120, but not127

I think I have overeaten fat tires and big engines ... I,m not even tempted to consider 140 or more for a potential project.

Plus I got distracted by learning some gunsmithing. That,s some fun too.
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STEINBVG, are those 2 Ultima engines any taller than the S&S?
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I have 2 ultima bikes, both bobbers and ~500 lb weight each. One is with 120cc , another with 127.
The similar carb, jetting and exhaust, but
I have said this before, 127 feels punchier, more robust. Both are pretty smooth.
Also, I have a heavier bike with s&s 113 circa ~2000 , I believe one of those odd 11:1 compression ratio competition packages, so anyways, it also feels more robust than ultima 120, but not127

I think I have overeaten fat tires and big engines ... I,m not even tempted to consider 140 or more for a potential project.

Plus I got distracted by learning some gunsmithing. That,s some fun too.
Haha I'm very tempted....
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Old 12-06-2020, 02:20 PM
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STEINBVG, are those 2 Ultima engines any taller than the S&S?
I don,t remember dimensions, it Ultima site has the drawing and dimensions of their engines. 120, 124 and 127 share the same dimensions.

But 113 $&$ is sitting in my lower than stock Walz Hardcore frame.

120 ultima sat well in a stock rigid kraftec frame and now in the stock FLH kraftec frame and I,m pretty sure 127 would fit too.


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The 140 is 0.5” taller , but it seems it might fit( see how much room is there)however, the rear of the engine, exhaust will definitely not fit with the existing seat post. I would need to be modified. The front exhaust area also might be a bit tight.

Also if you need to take off the rocker boxes it might be a drama.

But again, this is a stock frame...
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Old 12-11-2020, 07:14 AM
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the 140 CI is 165/170 which seems like overkill for street use.

I want to eventually upgrade to a 127 El Bruto (140/140) for my fxr.
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The power is there! says Frank as he smokes the rear tire in third gear.
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