2012 107" build numbers seem low

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Apr 14, 2014 | 11:55 AM

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papifun

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Hillside did my white FLHX 2011. i should be picking it up from Dyno tuning in Mechanicville . I can't wait.. i will post my graph when completed. 107 build, Stage II heads, 888 cams, V&H power duals and Oval slip ons, SE heavy breather. TB is stock at 50mm.
Scott did a rough dyno pull without a tune and number were 107/121Tq.. i still didn't ride the beast yet !!!!!!

Apr 15, 2014 | 10:07 AM

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HD Bobber

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Interested in seeing my numbers.....I think we'll be pretty close.

Apr 15, 2014 | 12:12 PM

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Interested in seeing my numbers.....I think we'll be pretty close.

Your .585 cam should out-hp papi.
Scott

Apr 15, 2014 | 12:27 PM

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HD Bobber

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Your .585 cam should out-hp papi.
Scott

Yah, I'm looking around the forums for "similar" build to see where my numbers might land. If i have 110hp+ i will be a happy man!

Apr 15, 2014 | 12:34 PM

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UltraNutZ

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Yah, I'm looking around the forums for "similar" build to see where my numbers might land. If i have 110hp+ i will be a happy man!

i'd be real surprised to see that build under 115/115

Apr 15, 2014 | 01:24 PM

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JimGnitecki

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i'd be real surprised to see that build under 115/115

Even with the 50mm throttle body? (I think that is what he said for throttle body size)

Jim G

Apr 15, 2014 | 02:01 PM

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UltraNutZ

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Even with the 50mm throttle body? (I think that is what he said for throttle body size)

Jim G

I'm running stock throttle body w 109/122

I was told by many very well known builders including Scott that the stock TB, although it could use some "cleaning up" is good for about 130 HP

Apr 15, 2014 | 02:12 PM

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JimGnitecki

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I'm running stock throttle body w 109/122

I was told by many very well known builders including Scott that the stock TB, although it could use some "cleaning up" is good for about 130 HP

That may be TECHNICALLY "correct", but since Harley itself includes the 58mm throttle body in its Stage 4 race kit, and since that throttle body is expensive and adds a lot of cost to the kit, I don't think they would have included it unless the improvement over the 50mm throttle body is notable.

I saw the price for the 58mm throttle body the other day in the Sreamin' Eagle catalog, and it was something like $500 as a separate purchase!!

Jim G