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I just want to say hello to everyone on the forum,I curnatly ride a Yamaha road star warrior 102ci, I am looking to get a fat bob,since this is a new bike from Harley can you give me a little feed back on the bike,performance ride quality etc.what this bike does on 1/4 mile.......?
and what kind of gain should I aspect from cam upgrade?
thanks
The Fat Bob rides great, I love mine. Its my third harley and I intend on keeping this one in the stable even if I bring another harley home someday. As far as performance goes, if you are worried about what a bike does in the 1/4 mile stay with a metric. No disprespect intended.
The Fat Bob rides great, I love mine. Its my third harley and I intend on keeping this one in the stable even if I bring another harley home someday. As far as performance goes, if you are worried about what a bike does in the 1/4 mile stay with a metric. No disprespect intended.
While I don't like the sentiment, I wont argue with it.
I just wander on a stock 96 inch motor to ad camshaft how much power will pickup?
I would be happy with 75ish to the tire.......
by the way my warrior made 92hp and 119lbtq to the tire,full bolt ons and dyno tune.....
Don't think you're gonna get that with the 96" and a set of cams.... If you are sticking with 96cubes, you're gonna need cams, headwork, better intake, exhaust and a tuner, as well as lower end work.
I just wander on a stock 96 inch motor to ad camshaft how much power will pickup?
I would be happy with 75ish to the tire.......
by the way my warrior made 92hp and 119lbtq to the tire,full bolt ons and dyno tune.....
This was posted earlier today. Stock engine with intake/exhaust mods.
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