Has anyone taken their 120R to the track? Quarter Mile Times or 0-60?
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With street tires and good tune they run high 11's I believe from some 1/4 times I have seen in various threads on the forum. But running that much tq down low you need a good tire to run with. I could see it breaking low 11's easy with a good sticky Drag Radial and decent rider and possibly high 10's with a slick. (the times I have seen were from baggers). So a Dyna should be faster by means of power to weight ratio and everything else in the equation the same. I was going to do a 103 Stage 4 build but since I am building I am going big and going with a 120r crate motor. It will be some time to put everything together since it is a nice chunk of change but worth it in the end.
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Just for info purposes and you did ask any other set up, cause I was looking for as much as I could before I did the Stage V. I had this kit installed on my 2016 Breakout. It Dyno'd with 106hp/119tq. Made a best pass of 12.05@108.6mph with a 200lb rider. This was with no water box or burnout and shifting at 5500 on full throttle, fanning the clutch. I will post if I run again, this time using the water box.
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I haven't taken my lrs w/se117, fatcat, & pv to the track yet but I'm planning to soon cause I want to see what it runs before and after the dyno tune. I'm currently at 150 hp and 120 tq and I use an app for my quarter mile/0-60 times. I'm not sure how accurate it is but I'm usually around 3 seconds flat for 0-60 however I have had a couple 0-60 runs at 2.8 with my best time being 2.82. Again, I don't know how accurate this is which is one reason I want to hit the track a few times.
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Originally Posted by Nickd2689
I haven't taken my lrs w/se117, fatcat, & pv to the track yet but I'm planning to soon cause I want to see what it runs before and after the dyno tune. I'm currently at 150 hp and 120 tq and I use an app for my quarter mile/0-60 times. I'm not sure how accurate it is but I'm usually around 3 seconds flat for 0-60 however I have had a couple 0-60 runs at 2.8 with my best time being 2.82. Again, I don't know how accurate this is which is one reason I want to hit the track a few times.
Gotta be way over 6,000...
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lol yea ive only heard of hp of 150 once from an old friend I ran into at a wedding. He's not the type to bullshit but I just don't see how a naturally aspirated fm 107 could possibly make that kind of hp. What is the highest numbers you've seen on 107s?
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I don't know man..It probably depends on how "happy" the dyno is. I wouldn't want one being squeezed that hard tho.