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The bike does come with the upgraded Harley A & S clutch.
This is a perfect example of why dyno tuning correctly is important for each application. While I am sure if the motor was tuned for max output, it could approach 140 lbs of tq. Now it is exceeding the rest of my parts on my bike. Though timing, you can limit the max tq the engine is producing. Keeping the tq in check at 130 or less, the bike, not my ego, remains happy. It takes a little less than 120 lbs of tq at 6000 to make 135 hp, which is where the head work comes into play.
I dont drag race, nor do I dump the clutch or wheelie. 120 - 130 is more than enough tq to get my scoot rolling. That is more than what a lot of guys have. My bike will easily be able to exceed the mph limits, heh heh.
Ill be posting my dyno results when they become available.
I have a 2014 Ultra Limited. Im making 144hp & 132tq out of my 117. Its totally reliable. I am putting a turbo on next week and should be making over 200hp and still be very reliable.
Scott you built my 107:many years ago. 2013to be exact ...Im from montreal ,,,thinking of going 117:BB build now 7 years later .I lost about 120km to a tank of gas since your build on my stock 103 2011 FLHX, if I go to 117 . Will I get better mileage again ? Running 888 cams 10.6 comp
The 3rd, 117", in three weeks here, being assembled today.
The recent NH build was 135/143....sae, using a T-Man 662-2, and his existing Thunderheader.
Tuned with Direct Link.
Dyno report should be on our company Facebook shortly.
Scott
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