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Old 01-16-2011, 08:22 PM
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Ok so here are my mods for the winter started ordering just wanted to see what you guys thought and get some critiques?? I am using a PC5 right now but I may X that and go with the TTS for my new motor build not sure..

Motor Build - Hillside STG 4 Headz, 107 Kit, Woodz TW8 Cam, Decomp releases.
Wimmer Velocity Stack
HPI 54MM Throttle Body 1.800 intake runner... BLING
Screamin Eagle Compensator
Barnett Clutch pack
Hoping for 120Hp and 120TQ

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16 Inch Spoke Wheels, Black Hubs and Rims / Silver Spokes
Ricor Rear Shocks or Racetech shocks with Front Springs.
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Custom Rear fender?? Not sure what to do wide Glide fender?? Get a rear fender blank and cut one and fit it??

Dakota Digital Speedo, Oil Pressure Gauge.
 
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You will be nothing but happy with the Hillside work.
 
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Also what do you guys think I want to really get all the power I can from this build. I know 2 into 1 yield the most not arguing that but sometimes the diff from duals is that much. I have the V&H SS I dont know the flow rates of these pipes but I know they are 1 3/4 at the heads and go to 2 1/8 at the mufflers do you guys think they will be able to get the flow out?? Cause doesnt matter how much flow you can get in if you cant get it out.. What do you guys think??
 
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You will be nothing but happy with the Hillside work.
I like your numbers what kind of air intake and pipes are you running??
 
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I think if you do all that you'll have one cool a$$ motorcycle.
 
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Originally Posted by Los11
I like your numbers what kind of air intake and pipes are you running??

All the info in this thread:
107" build from Hillside Cycles on my FXDB
 
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Originally Posted by Los11
Also what do you guys think I want to really get all the power I can from this build. I know 2 into 1 yield the most not arguing that but sometimes the diff from duals is that much. I have the V&H SS I dont know the flow rates of these pipes but I know they are 1 3/4 at the heads and go to 2 1/8 at the mufflers do you guys think they will be able to get the flow out?? Cause doesnt matter how much flow you can get in if you cant get it out.. What do you guys think??

I don't think it is a matter of flow, the SS will flow at the top, but your leaving power on the table. How much? Who knows...but in reality, it is the power curve that the 2-1 do well with, takes out some of the peakyness and gives a broader, more useable curve.


Talk to Hillside since your getting their headwork as to what they think, you'll most likely get told a Fatcat or even boarzilla for top performance.



You might want to think of a true track setup since your after power and performance. Sounds like a solid build!!!!!
 
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you better hold on, goin to be one fast bob
 
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Damn son! That's going to be wicked nice. Can't wait to see some numbers. Post them up once your finished over there man!
 
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Originally Posted by Vinsil
I don't think it is a matter of flow, the SS will flow at the top, but your leaving power on the table. How much? Who knows...but in reality, it is the power curve that the 2-1 do well with, takes out some of the peakyness and gives a broader, more useable curve.


Talk to Hillside since your getting their headwork as to what they think, you'll most likely get told a Fatcat or even boarzilla for top performance.



You might want to think of a true track setup since your after power and performance. Sounds like a solid build!!!!!
Well thats it cause i def want the TQ just worried about the SS I really dont care about if I leave some HP on the table as long as I can get all the TQ I can from her..
 


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