Another 120R crate "plus" motor hits the streets-Bagger Cams and a little extra work
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once Jim is done maybe you can have kownacki tweak it, I'm sure you heard of him Eric, at 1st I thought you were gonna be able to beat him at the Illinois harley dyno shootout
Unlimited Evo HP Torque Average
John Kownacki 1994 116″ Dyna Super Glide 148.9 hp 141.0 torque 144.95 average
all John got is a lil ol 1994 116 cu. in. evo and he does work on bikes in chicago
Unlimited Evo HP Torque Average
John Kownacki 1994 116″ Dyna Super Glide 148.9 hp 141.0 torque 144.95 average
all John got is a lil ol 1994 116 cu. in. evo and he does work on bikes in chicago
Last edited by leohd; 01-22-2011 at 10:10 PM.
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hp + tq divided by 2
Leo, I have seen John's #/wins. pretty impressive.
not looking for dyno shoot outs, the build/tune was not done win anything but to ride anywhere, any temp with any gas. Could have pushed it more but did not want to flirt with reliability issues, real or imagined. I think this will be more than fast enough for my needs. (for now) Will see how things hold up this year and may change it again next winter. Lots of good tuners closer than Jim, but he's my guy. Lots of trust in him.
Leo, I have seen John's #/wins. pretty impressive.
not looking for dyno shoot outs, the build/tune was not done win anything but to ride anywhere, any temp with any gas. Could have pushed it more but did not want to flirt with reliability issues, real or imagined. I think this will be more than fast enough for my needs. (for now) Will see how things hold up this year and may change it again next winter. Lots of good tuners closer than Jim, but he's my guy. Lots of trust in him.
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hp + tq divided by 2
Leo, I have seen John's #/wins. pretty impressive.
not looking for dyno shoot outs, the build/tune was not done win anything but to ride anywhere, any temp with any gas. Could have pushed it more but did not want to flirt with reliability issues, real or imagined. I think this will be more than fast enough for my needs. (for now) Will see how things hold up this year and may change it again next winter. Lots of good tuners closer than Jim, but he's my guy. Lots of trust in him.
Leo, I have seen John's #/wins. pretty impressive.
not looking for dyno shoot outs, the build/tune was not done win anything but to ride anywhere, any temp with any gas. Could have pushed it more but did not want to flirt with reliability issues, real or imagined. I think this will be more than fast enough for my needs. (for now) Will see how things hold up this year and may change it again next winter. Lots of good tuners closer than Jim, but he's my guy. Lots of trust in him.
Last edited by leohd; 01-23-2011 at 01:10 AM.
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Very nice Eric. My dealer finished my 120 up on Friday and I went in yesterday and heard it run, it punches ya right in the chest when you hit the ignite button. Its too cold here to even put it on the dyno to adjust the base map for break in (dyno pulls in to much make up air from outside) so we only ran it for a minute. I have been thinking about swapping the cams out as well, knowing that the 266 is a high rpm cam and like you want the power shifted a little to the left. I'm gonna run it a while and see how it performs on the street and if I'm not happy switch it out. I'm also wondering how much better Larry was able to get the heads to flow and if looking back do you think it was worth the $$$.
I cant wait to pull up next to some unsuspecting SOB this summer.
I cant wait to pull up next to some unsuspecting SOB this summer.
Last edited by SE120RG; 01-23-2011 at 06:30 AM. Reason: added pic
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Ok I've been thinking about doing this motor swap on my 07 SG the parts guy at my local dealer said pick this motor up and a throttle body and just bolt in but after reading everything on here it seems like there's more to it. And didn't metion anything about it not being street legal. Eric very nice and brave to tear in to a brand new create motor