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Old 07-23-2009, 09:51 PM
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Most of you guys have seen my posts in the past, but I never did get around to posting my dyno sheet. Here it is. Sorry for the quality, but I couldn't get the pdf format to work correctly (user error). Parts list is:
SE Heads, re-worked by Baisley- 1.94 intake, 1.63 exhaust, 82.3 cc chambers
SE 103" Flat Top Cast Pistons
GMR Pushrods
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Wood TW6G-7 Cams (gear drive version of TW6-6)
Fat Cat w/ Standard Baffle
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Compression is about 10.25:1

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1/14/09 Run Conditions: 74.77*F, 29.26 in-HG, Humidity: 6%, SAE: 1.00
Max Power: 98.00 Max Torque: 109.20
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Nice smooth power. That is the first chart I have seen where the numbers on the left and right of the chart were not the same. I could not figure out how the lines did not cross at 5250 rpms.
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I don't know what to tell you. Maybe someone with tuning experience can chime in here. My lines cross right at 4750.
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Just for comparison, here's the sheet from my Dyna. This thing is quick, smooth, with great street manors. Ron from Axtells rode it and said "why would anyone need anything more?"
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Somethings not right. Mathematically the lines HAVE to cross at 5250.

But, that sounds like a fun bike to ride!
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Has something to do with the rotational speed of the earth, devided by the square of the distance to the moon.
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Can't see clear enough but is scaling the same on both sides of the sheet?
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Can't see clear enough but is scaling the same on both sides of the sheet?
No, scaling is not the same. I've spoken to Doc about it, and he let me know that they didn't "force scale" to correct it.
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