Indian Scout 58" Stroker Race Motors for Sale

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Here are (3) very hot new Indian Scout Stroker Race motors that are powerful, and fully Streetable. The ones on the left and center are my Twin-Scout Land Speed Racer's "Series One" race motors that have set many new LSR records. I can guarantee 4-times the power of a stock Scout 45" motor. The one on the right is a "648 Big Base" Stroker built to the same standards as my Twin-Scout Race motors, with slightly less compression, and cam duration. I can guarantee 3 1/2 times the power of a stock 45" Scout motor. Very rare, and desirable!





Here are (3) nearly identical 1940 Scout 58" Stroker Race motors with a slightly lower state of tune for more low end torque. I can guarantee triple the power of a stock 45" Scout motor, and a long life!



Here is a special little motor. It has a beautiful Nickle plated set of 1934 cylinders, and a set of one year only 1939 Scout Bonneville heads. Because of the inability to cast off heat like the 1940 with later cylinders, and heads, I decided to tone down the performance some. I used an NOS set of standard cams, and lifters to tone it down. Being a 58" Stroker, it will make at least double the power of a stock 45" Scout motor. Outside it has that ancient look, while inside, it's ready to roar! I have a complete rebuilt "741" Primary, Clutch, and Transmission available for this motor, to make it a complete "Stroker Scout Powerplant.



Here is a partially complete 58" Stroker motor, missing the cylinders only. I have all new parts for the cylinders, but "No Cylinders". It uses the rear cases from my Twin-Scout LSR bike, as well as the T&O flywheels that have set many new Land Speed records. I also added an NOS set of Scout Bonneville cams, and Bonneville lifters (with my Needle-Bearing Rollers). So, it is a "True" Indian Scout "Bonneville" motor. It just needs the cylinders added. Used cylinders, or from Enfield Racing?


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CONTACT INFORMATION:


James R. Mosher

1-505-466-7870