Anyone with SE 203's cams in TC88, MPG question
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Anyone with SE 203's cams in TC88, MPG question
Prior to cam install this winter I was running SE intake, slip on's and stage one download. Now, with all of that still I installed a set of SE 203's. Bike runs great but I have gone from low 40's to 32 mpg.
I figured I was going to have some loss in mileage but that seems a bit extreme. Sucks to have to stop every 150 miles to fuel up especially since I have some long trips planned this summer.
Just wondered if anyone has the 203's and what they are getting?
Thanks.......
I figured I was going to have some loss in mileage but that seems a bit extreme. Sucks to have to stop every 150 miles to fuel up especially since I have some long trips planned this summer.
Just wondered if anyone has the 203's and what they are getting?
Thanks.......
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A proper tune should get you at least as good of MPG as you had before. Quality of fuel will affect it too. I installed Andrews 48h cams in my 2010 Ultra, 96 CI. It was stage 1 with SEPRT. I went with TTS & hauled it to Docs Performance Tuning in Mineola Fla for a dyno tune. We drove almost 1000 miles round trip to get him to tune it, no other reason for going there. I was getting 38 to 40 MPG before all the work. Bike runs like a totally different bike now, pulls very hard! I got 43 MPG on a Cherohala Skyway ride this week, running BP 93 octane. Its all in the tune bro.
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A proper tune should get you at least as good of MPG as you had before. Quality of fuel will affect it too. I installed Andrews 48h cams in my 2010 Ultra, 96 CI. It was stage 1 with SEPRT. I went with TTS & hauled it to Docs Performance Tuning in Mineola Fla for a dyno tune. We drove almost 1000 miles round trip to get him to tune it, no other reason for going there. I was getting 38 to 40 MPG before all the work. Bike runs like a totally different bike now, pulls very hard! I got 43 MPG on a Cherohala Skyway ride this week, running BP 93 octane. Its all in the tune bro.
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Although my '99 TC88 had a Carb, I first had the SE intake, and SE Slip ons. Then after 2 years installed the SE203 cams when replacing the cam bearings - mileage after the cam install was the same as before. Since everything you listed is MoCo, dealer will have proper download for the combination.