Dyno Done
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RE: Dyno Done
I agree with the you.
That richness in the mid to upper rev range is killing you.
The cam seems to lose torque early on in the rev range, shouldn't it stay on longer?
My 2003 FXD with TW-37G cams.
SuperTrapp SuperMegs 2:1
stock CV
SE Stage AC
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That richness in the mid to upper rev range is killing you.
The cam seems to lose torque early on in the rev range, shouldn't it stay on longer?
My 2003 FXD with TW-37G cams.
SuperTrapp SuperMegs 2:1
stock CV
SE Stage AC
[IMG]local://upfiles/20717/0B6A4153905043A4B7501B9F209740FB.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: Dyno Done
I agree with all of you. The tech said that if he changed the jet again that the bike would be running really lean. Yes the 03 run is from my bike. They were having an open house and were doing free dyno runs. No tunning, no afr's, just runs. Here are my runs from 03 and 04. Again no tunning.
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RE: Dyno Done
Not trying to bash you or anything but if you look at you first run the blue line it was making more HP before you put the cams in at about 4100 RPM. JMO but you need to take it back to the dealer that did the dyno and tell them to get it right, Or find somebody else you are leaving a lot on the table there.