DYNO Numbers for Baggers???
#4413
Obviously, these '14's are pretty consistant. Exhaust, A/C and tuner are pretty much equal to the '11-'13 103's with the same mods PLUS a cam ... the '14's are pretty much the same motor with the new cams. Of course, excluding the liquid "head" cooled 103" in the Ultra Limited models ... that one is different!
#4418
Star Racing here in Americus builds some very serious motors. I talked to them before going with an FM 107" for budget reasons and convenience. When I go to serious cubic inches, I will definitely consider them again.
Some of you may remember a 200 hp Road King on Pass Time on what was once the Speed Channel .... ran a mid-10 second 1/4-mile mostly on the rear wheel to the 60' mark ... that was Star Racing's bike and builder.
Some of you may remember a 200 hp Road King on Pass Time on what was once the Speed Channel .... ran a mid-10 second 1/4-mile mostly on the rear wheel to the 60' mark ... that was Star Racing's bike and builder.
#4419
Look up the video on YouTube. Bike went a 10.96. Still extremely quick for a RK but definitely not a low 10. If Goerge would work on the launch and putting the power to the ground, then he might get a low ten. That bike is very heavy. I would love to put that engine in a FX frame with a Buell front-end to see what it would do. Should run a high 8 in that chassis. Engine makes 200HP. Wow.
#4420
My brother just had his '07 Street Bob dyno tuned.
'07 Street Bob
103" Twin Cam, HD jugs & SE cast pistons 10:1 compression
SE204 cam installed with 4 deg. advance
V&H short shot pipes
Tuned with SEPST
86hp 102 tq
I'll see if I can post a dyno sheet soon.
'07 Street Bob
103" Twin Cam, HD jugs & SE cast pistons 10:1 compression
SE204 cam installed with 4 deg. advance
V&H short shot pipes
Tuned with SEPST
86hp 102 tq
I'll see if I can post a dyno sheet soon.
Last edited by equandt; 03-15-2014 at 08:00 PM.