Typical 88" Twin Cam Horsepower?

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08-22-2017, 11:28 AM

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aren't these numbers at the crank from harley and not the rear wheel.

Yes, that's 80 torque at the crank. The Harley dealership said 67 horsepower. I didn't ask if the 67 horsepower is at the crank or rear wheel.

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Yes, that's 80 torque at the crank. The Harley dealership said 67 horsepower. I didn't ask if the 67 horsepower is at the crank or rear wheel.

I think when my 2002 was new it dynoed at 62 HP and 72 TQ. It's been a while though.

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08-22-2017, 02:25 PM

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I think when my 2002 was new it dynoed at 62 HP and 72 TQ. It's been a while though.

At the rear wheel, sounds about right.

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11-04-2022, 02:57 AM

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Bumping old threads is fun.

My 2005 88 has Woods tw6 cams, Rinehart pipes, power vision tune. I doubt it cracks 80 whp.
Never dyno tuned.

What I wanted to post though was I wish I never had a baker 6 speed installed. I miss the gear ratio of the stocker 5.