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is the torque dip in the 2000 range from the pipe?
There is no dip in the torque curve when riding it thats for sure.
I asked Joe about this actually and he said it was just on that run ..Dont ask me about the specifics but something with throttle by wire and that dyno run?.... I have 3 printouts and on the other two it is a gradual climb from 2k on up , no dips what so-ever..making over 100 tq right about 2250k.. and best run was about 117 ft pounds at 2.5k with max tq about 3800.. She pulls everywhere!!!..
Again i didnt want a hot rod to bar hop, i ride; and ride alot for working 55+ work weeks., so this was Hillsides "tame" touring build..
Thanks for the compliments guys. Appreciate it ...Some people have nice cars, I love my motorcycle
I usually am not impressed with how a bike sounds on video, but your bike sure does sound good and if it runs better than it sounds it must be really nice, congrats.
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