Need Some Opinions
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03-17-2009 | 09:22 PM
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I bought a used 2008 Night Train from a dealer in Florida. I had it checked out at my local dealer to see if it had any tuner or maps. They discovered it has a V&H Fuel Pack. It also has V&H Big Radius pipes and an Aleness Big Sucker A/C. My question is would I get better performance if I took off the fuel pack and put on a screaming eagle race tuner. It dyno's at 76.76 HP and 90.40 TQ with the fuel pack.
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03-17-2009 | 09:47 PM
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It dyno's at 76.76 HP and 90.40 TQ with the fuel pack.
I thought HD advertised the new 96TC's as having 90TQ off the showroom and untouched? Maybe they meant 90TQ at the crank not the wheel?
A good tuner can set the idle nice and low and probably find you a pound or two of torque and a pony or two more.
Does it ride good IE: No coughs hiccups or wierdness? That would cause me to want it tuned for sure!.
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03-17-2009 | 09:49 PM
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Isnt that right about what a stocker dynos at without any "Stuff"?
I thought HD advertised the new 96TC's as having 90TQ off the showroom and untouched? Maybe they meant 90TQ at the crank not the wheel?
A good tuner can set the idle nice and low and probably find you a pound or two of torque and a pony or two more.
Does it ride good IE: No coughs hiccups or wierdness? That would cause me to want it tuned for sure!.
I thought HD advertised the new 96TC's as having 90TQ off the showroom and untouched? Maybe they meant 90TQ at the crank not the wheel?
A good tuner can set the idle nice and low and probably find you a pound or two of torque and a pony or two more.
Does it ride good IE: No coughs hiccups or wierdness? That would cause me to want it tuned for sure!.
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03-17-2009 | 10:00 PM
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Isnt that right about what a stocker dynos at without any "Stuff"?
I thought HD advertised the new 96TC's as having 90TQ off the showroom and untouched? Maybe they meant 90TQ at the crank not the wheel?
A good tuner can set the idle nice and low and probably find you a pound or two of torque and a pony or two more.
Does it ride good IE: No coughs hiccups or wierdness? That would cause me to want it tuned for sure!.
I thought HD advertised the new 96TC's as having 90TQ off the showroom and untouched? Maybe they meant 90TQ at the crank not the wheel?
A good tuner can set the idle nice and low and probably find you a pound or two of torque and a pony or two more.
Does it ride good IE: No coughs hiccups or wierdness? That would cause me to want it tuned for sure!.
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03-17-2009 | 10:34 PM
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03-18-2009 | 08:37 AM
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03-18-2009 | 09:24 AM
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Mine went from 63.99 hp to 75.41 HP and 78.16 TQ to 87.36 tq after a dyno tune so i would leave it and spend the money on something else
90TQ would have to be at the crank....not the wheel. My '07 FXST bone stock made something like 67hp/76tq
By all accounts the OP's bike is making nice numbers for a stage 1 bike. Real nice!!
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03-18-2009 | 07:43 PM
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