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I know what it could, but do not know what it is.
I see your from Richmond Hills?
Just so happens we are shipping product to that area today/tommorrow.
Scott
The "before" numbers were Max Power - 65.44 and Max Torque - 74.90.
The HP seems a little low to me and I wanted to get opinions from others. Anyway, I guess what counts are the "after" numbers I get when they check it again with the new cams.
I know what it could, but do not know what it is.
I see your from Richmond Hills?
Just so happens we are shipping product to that area today/tommorrow.
Scott
The only way a tuner will void a warranty is if the motor blows up and they can prove that the tuner caused it. They may not cover driveability issues either. A super tuner TTs are the best to go with. I'm not a fan of piggyback controlers. A fuel pack is just an enricher, most I've seen don't work all that well. IMO There are many out there with a PC on their bikes and they are under warranty. Most dealers use that line to sell thier stuff.
2011 Ultra Classic 103 with S/E High Flow, S/E Fatshots Slip-ons, and Fuelpak.
What would you expect the Dyno numbers to be?
Numbers and curve will be similar to the 255; 101-105TQ/85-90HP. The 254 will likely be a little softer on the low end but will carry the torque out past 4500. The 255 would be a better choice for a touring guy that doesn't see 4000 rpms very often.
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