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103-113": SE 103 Stage 4 advise??

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Old 04-19-2019, 03:29 PM
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I had a SE stage 4 put in a couple years ago. Bike is a 2009 Fat Bob and rides great but wondering why the DYNO lines are so squiggly. Especially the Torque between 2000-2800 RPM?

At the time the Kit came with Ported heads, injectors, 10.5 compression pistons, 259e cams and 58mm throttle body. I have the Ventilator intake and Stock CAT free exhaust head with Screamin Eagle slip-ons.

Is it the tune, exhaust or ?? Appreciate the input.

 

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Possibly some clutch slip. Or it could be a tuning issue. No AFR line to see.
 
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More than likely a bit drivetrain ****** (play) when the throttle was opened at the beginning of the run.
Not unusual for late model bikes, especially with Cushioned drivetrain parts.
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They did install the heavy duty clutch spring. I guess I am asking if I should ignore it or try to improve on it.
 
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Ask them for a dyno chart that has rpm/speed displayed. That will indicate clutch slip or not.
 
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Tried to edit above— should read gear ratio/ engine speed.
 
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Torque dip is most likely the pipe and the squiggles look like clutch slip. Even with the SE plate, clutch might need adjustment. Seeing the AFR line would help.
 
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