New 103" Dyno pull
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Road Warrior
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The numbers I got match pretty well with the numbers Harley publishes in their SE Pro catalog.
Would be fun to match up on a 1/4 mile drag strip with several different builds.
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No doubt Arnold, Centerline has a good amount of power & I'm sure he loves the performance (who wouldn't) right! Just that for money spent, a well prepped "custom" 95 will out run a harley "off the shelf" built 103 majority of the time. Understanding Centerline had warranty in mind which is smart, but not for everybody including myself. This is just a reference for guys that want all they can get for their money & not overly concerned with warranty...as a typical "custom" 103 build will produce about 110-120 hp & tq. Just for anyone out there considering doin a performance build!
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*Did your other half get that Iron??
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95cid dyno run
This was done around 2002 when the dealer finally got a dyno.
I hope this works,
I hope this works,
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It is amazing how quickly you get used to what you have. I looked at what I wrote right after my build and how I feel about it now... now it seems like normal. I know it isn't and if I got on my friends 96" with stock air and pipes. I would be real disappointed. I can still feel the power in the bike. Just saying how quickly we can get used to what we have...
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