DYNO Numbers for Baggers???
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DYNO Numbers for Baggers???
Ok with all this talk about exhaust..
Please post your dyno numbers with what exhaust you have:
Slipons---
True Dual w/ what slipons--
2 into 1---
This way we can get somewhat of a comparison.
Yes I know this isn't scientific because every bike and every tuner is different along with the region you live in. Just wanted to get a GUESSTIMATE..
The reason I put it here also was so that only tourers answers are posted. [
Please post your dyno numbers with what exhaust you have:
Slipons---
True Dual w/ what slipons--
2 into 1---
This way we can get somewhat of a comparison.
Yes I know this isn't scientific because every bike and every tuner is different along with the region you live in. Just wanted to get a GUESSTIMATE..
The reason I put it here also was so that only tourers answers are posted. [
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Mongo1958 (06-12-2021)
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RE: DYNO Numbers for Baggers???
I pinned this to the top and changed the title to make it for only baggers. I hope we get some good info.
I don't have my dyno sheet but I got 80 hp and 88 torque with a Stage II download, 95 ci stock Harley motor and Rinehart True Duals/Stage 1 air cleaner.
I am going to get it dyno'd again this Spring with the SERT installed.
I don't have my dyno sheet but I got 80 hp and 88 torque with a Stage II download, 95 ci stock Harley motor and Rinehart True Duals/Stage 1 air cleaner.
I am going to get it dyno'd again this Spring with the SERT installed.
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drjekyl30 (08-16-2022)
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RE: DYNO Numbers???
Here's my build -
99 RK FI
95"
KB Hypereutectic Flat Top pistons
9.5:1 CR
BC Gerolamy TC1A heads
SS 510G cams
SE AC
Bassani Power Curve True duals w/ Bassani Touring slip ons
PCIII USB w/ custom map
The tune is not optimized yet. According to the builder/tuner the dip in the curves is common with long exhaust systems. Believe it or not, the dip is not that noticeable, however I would like to shift it to the lower rpm's if possible. It is sitting right in normal cruise range. I'm going to have it re-tuned to try and get rid of the lean condition on the bottom end as well.
Dyno attached.
BZ
99 RK FI
95"
KB Hypereutectic Flat Top pistons
9.5:1 CR
BC Gerolamy TC1A heads
SS 510G cams
SE AC
Bassani Power Curve True duals w/ Bassani Touring slip ons
PCIII USB w/ custom map
The tune is not optimized yet. According to the builder/tuner the dip in the curves is common with long exhaust systems. Believe it or not, the dip is not that noticeable, however I would like to shift it to the lower rpm's if possible. It is sitting right in normal cruise range. I'm going to have it re-tuned to try and get rid of the lean condition on the bottom end as well.
Dyno attached.
BZ
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RE: DYNO Numbers for Baggers???
Well to tell the truth I thought I was doing good untill some of you guys post these big numbers on stock stuff, but heres what I got.
PCIIIusb
SEac
Stage1 download
Rush slipons with the stock baffles removed and replaced with ThunderMonsters in the pipes.
203 cams
78hp
85tq
06 model with the stock inj.
PCIIIusb
SEac
Stage1 download
Rush slipons with the stock baffles removed and replaced with ThunderMonsters in the pipes.
203 cams
78hp
85tq
06 model with the stock inj.
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Timbos (07-24-2018)