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Old 10-31-2014, 11:08 AM
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Thanx for the honorable mention, I'm thinking this time it'll bee a measurable amount higher. Thanx Scott....

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Yep, Rosa's tuned off one of our's a while back with the same/same set up that posted just a tick more.
That one had a E carb that was Thunderjetted.
If wanting to step into the deeper end of the pool, then a Wood 8 @ 10.8 cr, with our Stage II Heads will show 95/95, and have one(of several many we've built) in Lyon's Falls, NY, that followed our recipe to the letter, and we tuned it off at 99 hp and 98 ft/lbs, sae.
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do both at the same time....its a package that makes it all work....Call John Sachs
 
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Thanx for the honorable mention, I'm thinking this time it'll bee a measurable amount higher. Thanx Scott....
Your 80"er @ 95 hp/95 ft/lbs, sae, says it all.
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The first build was just heads cam and a good tune by hillside, never had a big bore kit done only .005 over to clean the cylinders and i could eat 103"er's for breakfast and go after 110"er for lunch. The w-6 with head work and wisco 10 -1 is a hot ticket. but now i upped it a little to exactly 83.07 " (.030 over) 11 to 1 wisco's fitted to my already done stage II heads and added a w-8 cam and For the first time owning this bike (over 10 years now) I was a little afraid of it, Just wants to keep going faster. I believe I was doing atleast a buck30 and still didn't hit 5500rpm. I will probably never now what it is capable of. and all that without a big bore kit..... Like i've always said "any one can make power with more inches, But to make more power with less is an art" ......Huh......Thanx Scott.

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Your 80"er @ 95 hp/95 ft/lbs, sae, says it all.
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Bob,
We were VERY happy to have set you up with that HO 80" combination of ours!!!!
You'll have a lot of fun with that for a long time!!
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