If you have a dyna, don't adjust the timing plate. Set the plate at 0. The dyna will do the advance on its internal curves. I would do T5's over both of the pipes you listed. A stock clutch will not hold up for very long. I would do as the other guy said and at least get HD springs. But a lockup isn't really necessary with your setup. It would just make it hard to shift. HD springs with your setup, especially on pump gas, will be plenty. Stock reed cages will be fine, unless you really want to just go spend the $ on something. The Vforce reeds will give you better throttle response, but I believe someone on here has done some tests and the stock cages with aftermarket reeds flow about the same overall amount as the vforce reeds, the vforce just have better response. 34 PJ's will be ok for your setup. The smaller the carb you go, the more throttle response you will get, the larger you go, the more top end power you will get at the cost of throttle response. On a 4mil mx port I would do a set of 33pwk's. But your carbs will work just fine.
- Jared