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Old 01-31-2011, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by big6x6
Secret?

Well to be honest...He SAID my bike was a little more willing than your average bike. That's secret one. Secret two...This dealer builds race bikes! Secret three... He sent me home with 101/108 and called me BACK and said I think we can do better and came up 102/113...

Here is the first tune WITH Stage III vs. without the 103 Stage III kit:



Differences between your bike and mine... Mine is a 103A vs. your 103B. You can get more from a A engine vs. a B all things being equal. Did my SE Heavy Breather help? Maybe...I dunno.. I have no idea in the differences between a SERT and a TTS....

Thanks for the kind words tho!




The third was a Blackwidow....which one I have no idea...

I think the 211 is a way underrated cam, it can really perform with the right set up. It needs high compression for 1 thing. I played with them in my bike with good results, swapped them out for the 259E and i'm a little happier but not completely I am going to go the T-man 662 route next, I am running 11.1:1 compression so that will be a good cam for my build. I put the 211 in my wifes LowRider, it's still ony 96", with Vance and hines stright shots I have a 107" kit sitting in the shop with the heads already done. Here's a shot of her bike from stage I compared to the cams, everything else is the same. This is typical lines I expect to see with the 211's on a stock bike. The thing really comes alive in the higher RPM's. I think when I go with the 107 and high compression pistons it'll really wake it up.
 
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Old 01-31-2011, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by cardboard
Ain't the heads CNC ported heads. The cases bored to accept the larger pistons.
And the jugs and pistons are standard.

you got it.... add a few compression valves, etc... and the ***** moves !!!!!
 
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good luck with that
 
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Originally Posted by big6x6
Thanks to both of you! Yeah I agree with you....that's about the steepest torque curve you'll ever see. Tried three cams to get to that...one of the others was a 259E... No doubt the Pro Pipe was a huge part of the equation. Easy operation at friction-zone speed too... 2nd, 3rd, 4th gear acceleration is amazing... Not too many gonna sneak up on me...
Chuck your best choice was your builder. Heath and Mr. Harold know how to get a bike on down the road!
 
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Old 02-02-2011, 08:26 AM
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Chuck your best choice was your builder. Heath and Mr. Harold know how to get a bike on down the road!
You know... I am beginning to believe that! THANKS!
 
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Originally Posted by big6x6
You know... I am beginning to believe that! THANKS!
They are my new favorite dealer. I'm convinced they are all about sellin you what you need rather than what you might want. Got a great parts gal too!
 
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Old 02-03-2011, 03:01 PM
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How do i fix this?
 
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Old 02-03-2011, 07:56 PM
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What's up with the torque curve?
 
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you could probably get a lot better tune down the street at cc's..... what size motor you running
 

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DJ thinks that huge dip was the tire spinning. I dont know! I thought seriously about letting c&c tune it. I wonder if they run a winter special like most others?
 


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