my roadking dyno today
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my roadking dyno today
I got curious about what my RKC was doing as far as torque and hp.
Hope this link posts
I was happy to feel an improvement, as bike had the data log done and V tune at 1000 miles. Now this dyno fine tuned at 6000 miles.
Nice to acquire a useable and noticeable 2ft# trq at 2700 rpm slight hp increase in that same start area of rpm.
Runs cooler, pipes sound crisper. Glad I had it checked.
Hope this link posts
I was happy to feel an improvement, as bike had the data log done and V tune at 1000 miles. Now this dyno fine tuned at 6000 miles.
Nice to acquire a useable and noticeable 2ft# trq at 2700 rpm slight hp increase in that same start area of rpm.
Runs cooler, pipes sound crisper. Glad I had it checked.
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Yeah, that is bizarre, the lines are supposed to cross at 5250, wtf? Just figured out why - HP and TQ scales are different. Bizarre indeed.
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255 cams
It did sound really nice listening to the exhaust while the runs were taking place. LOL
Do you have a dyno of your FLSTF?
Maybe B engine makes earlier torque?
I had a 07 FLSTF with redshift 575 cams- tune never dialed in with the thundermax I had, shoulda stayed with SERT on that.
Last edited by mgmmgm; 06-21-2012 at 01:32 AM.
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I was looking at the graph wrong. The higher curve is for the hp listed on the left side and lower curve is the tq listed on the right.
I was looking at the hp curve as the tq because it was the higher number.
So upon further review and after reading the chart properly...it looks more like I thought it should!.
Still a goofy looking chart though!
Your numbers are very close to my FLSTF @ 86hp/96tq
I was looking at the hp curve as the tq because it was the higher number.
So upon further review and after reading the chart properly...it looks more like I thought it should!.
Still a goofy looking chart though!
Your numbers are very close to my FLSTF @ 86hp/96tq
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