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Old 05-09-2007, 12:52 AM
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2003 Low Rider
Hemi design HO-R heads
SE jugs
3 7/8 ross pistons 12 to 1 comp
S&S 4.5" Flywheel
crane 3004 cams ( Chain Drive)
S&S cam bearings
Stock oil pump and cam plate
Timken bearing conversion
Added snap rings on right side crank bearing ( harley seamed to cheap out this year but went back to this in 04')
barnett 10 disc clutch
crane push rods
S&S roller rockers
Crane ignition
D&D borzilla 2-1
Modified K&N 750cfm holly air filter
48mm mikuni carb
Primo intake
Chain final drive conversion ( match OEM gear ratio)

Anyway Im sure I missed something.

127HP
128ftlbs tq

I will try to attach a pic of me racing (spankin) a 2006 GSXR 1000 w/ wheelie bars at about half track. Funny thing is I dont get to hear all the harley jokes anymore. Go figure. By the way this guy cant ride. With a better rider he should be 3 to 4 tenths fast in the eighth mile easy. I usually run in the high sixes. If I can dig up some slips from last year I will post them sometime.



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Old 05-09-2007, 05:48 PM
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2001 Super Glide T-Sport
88 ci
SE air cleaner w/K&N filter
Stock Carb w/ #46 low, #200 main, needle shimmed w/(2) #4 brass washers
wrapped Thunderheaders
Andrews TW26G geared cams
81HP/91TQ AFR 13-1

Smooth & Strong from idle to 4500RPM, then it starts to drop off. 95" next winter. I'm contemplatingporting the heads, not sure yet.
 
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Just put 1000 miles on the bike and will be bringing it back in to be re dyno'd. Tuner feels there is more to pull out of it.
 
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Old 05-09-2007, 06:53 PM
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06 Low Rider
95 inch
203 cams
SE heads
SERT
Intake
Thunderheader
88.56 HP and 96.69 torque
 
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Old 05-11-2007, 04:37 PM
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thanks to everyone who posted i think this will help answer some off the questions you read about on here
 
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