Screamin’ Eagle 135CI Stage IV Performance Crate Engine
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Fits ’23-later FLHXSE and FLTRXSE, ’24-later FLHX, FLTRX and FLTRXSTSE models. Requires separate purchase of Head Pipe P/N 65600177. ’23-’24 models require separate purchase of cylinder head retrofit kit P/N 29900147. Requires ECM recalibration with Pro Street Tuner for proper installation. Does not fit California models.
- Delivered today (order Mon-Fri before 12:00, delivery between 17:00 and 22:00)
- Including shipping costs, sent by Jeff Harley Garage
- 30 days to change your mind and free returns
- Day and night customer service
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Fits '23-later FLHXSE and FLTRXSE, '24-later FLHX, FLTRX and FLTRXSTSE models. Requires separate purchase of Head Pipe P/N 65600177. '23-'24 models require separate purchase of cylinder head retrofit kit P/N 29900147. Requires ECM recalibration with Pro Street Tuner for proper installation. Does not fit California models.
3 reviews for Screamin’ Eagle 135CI Stage IV Performance Crate Engine
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Matt C. – Chicago, IL –
This crate engine makes your Harley feel like a race bike. The low-end torque is phenomenal, and it revs surprisingly high. The only downside is the fuel consumption—it’s thirsty, but hey, power comes at a price.
inda H. – Jacksonville, FL –
The power and performance are truly top-tier. Only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is the price—it’s definitely a premium product. But if you want bragging rights and serious muscle under the tank, you won’t be disappointed.
Tony V. – Sacramento, CA –
The engine itself is a beast, no doubt, but be prepared for additional upgrades. I had to replace my clutch and tune the suspension to handle the extra output. Also, expect to spend time dialing everything in perfectly. Performance? Outstanding. Plug-and-play? Not quite.