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On his dyno sheet the torque is in Newtom meters but we are normally looking Foot pounds. 116 Newton meters = 85 Foot pounds. (To convert NM to Ft Lbs multiply the NM by 1.3558. 116x1.3558=85)
I learned something new today! Thanks for clearing that up Desert Hog.
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On his dyno sheet the torque is in Newtom meters but we are normally looking Foot pounds. 116 Newton meters = 85 Foot pounds. (To convert NM to Ft Lbs multiply the NM by 1.3558. 116x1.3558=85)
ummmmm 116 X 1.3558 doesn't = 85.........it equals 157.2728
Just sayin..........
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I had the same thoughts about cams. I ended up going with the 204's. Only other changes to the bike are V&H BBS pipes, stage I aircleaner, PC III and the Andrews 30 tooth drive pulley. Bike dyno'd 91 hp and 98 ft lbs. I now there's better and faster out there but I'm very pleased.