dyno numbers, should i be disappointed?
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this is why i posted, i thought the numbers looked low.
the bike runs fantastic. throttle response is there, and like i said when i got on the highway my bike was super comfortable at 75 where before my upgrades it was more comfortable at 65, and it was kind of a struggle to get up to the 75 range.
plus as rounder said, my pipes sound absolutely amazing.
i didnt want nor did i expect a drag strip burner, but i thought 65/85 was low.
the bike runs fantastic. throttle response is there, and like i said when i got on the highway my bike was super comfortable at 75 where before my upgrades it was more comfortable at 65, and it was kind of a struggle to get up to the 75 range.
plus as rounder said, my pipes sound absolutely amazing.
i didnt want nor did i expect a drag strip burner, but i thought 65/85 was low.
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bennie it's a stock 96" motor
only things changed were a/c, exhaust, pcV, and a turn on the dyno
only things changed were a/c, exhaust, pcV, and a turn on the dyno
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OK. Then like others have said those are slightly low. I would think with your set up you should be in the 70's for hp and high 80's for tq. However a dyno is only as good as the operator. If you went to a dealer, sometimes they take it easy on the dyno
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I can tell you that my 07 dyna is bone stock motor, has a PCIII in it, stage I AC, and Big radius pipes 2 into 2, and at a bike event at a harley dealer they were having dyno runs and here are my numbers. 75.49 HP and 88.28 T
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Iam getting ready to have it dyno tuned as i want to iron out some issues and check somethings so soon as the weather changes ill let you know my numbers. But sounds like your HP is running about factory stock.
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That's about the same as my buddies 09 ultra with stage 1, you are higher in torque, but same HP
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I would like to say that you can not compare with others. What you should compare with is other bikes on the same dyno, and before and after numbers.
My fat Bob got 68 hp with stage 1. If your butt tells you it runs good, trust your butt.
My fat Bob got 68 hp with stage 1. If your butt tells you it runs good, trust your butt.
