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S&S 124" BB kit @ 11:1
Ward ported SE 64MM throttle body and intake
5.5 SE injectors
Fuel Moto Level A ported heads
Fullsac headers
Fuel Moto Outlaw slip on's
Woods M8-408 cam and Woods lifters
HD latest oil pump and bulletin Seal kit
AIM SDR clutch
TTS tuner Dyno tuned
will post results within 1-2 weeks,
interested to see results as compared to the Fuel Moto builds advertised
Fuel Moto advertises around 145/145 for this setup, they advertise 150/150 using their XXX 2" stepped headers.
My builder claims more like 130/130 ,( I think he is being conservative.)
any guess as to what results will be??
I'm in the middle of a build using the same heads and cam with the 128" Fuel Moto kit with a D&D pipe on my Fat Bob. I hope you are in the 140's. I should finish up tomorrow but it might be a few weeks before I'm tuned and dyno'd.
please post your dyno sheet when you get it,
my builder/ dyno shop is quite reputable and this will definitely be interesting to see what the results are, as opposed to what Fuel Moto's advertised results are,
not really chasing numbers, but interested to compare results
S&S 124" BB kit @ 11:1
Ward ported SE 64MM throttle body and intake
5.5 SE injectors
Fuel Moto Level A ported heads
Fullsac headers
Fuel Moto Outlaw slip on's
Woods M8-408 cam and Woods lifters
HD latest oil pump and bulletin Seal kit
AIM SDR clutch
TTS tuner Dyno tuned
will post results within 1-2 weeks,
interested to see results as compared to the Fuel Moto builds advertised
Fuel Moto advertises around 145/145 for this setup, they advertise 150/150 using their XXX 2" stepped headers.
My builder claims more like 130/130 ,( I think he is being conservative.)
any guess as to what results will be??
I think youll be in the 140/140 range. Sounds like you have an honest builder who doesnt just throw around numbers indiscriminately trying to sell you on a build. Dyno sheets mean nothing really, except for posting on social media.
I'm in the middle of a build using the same heads and cam with the 128" Fuel Moto kit with a D&D pipe on my Fat Bob. I hope you are in the 140's. I should finish up tomorrow but it might be a few weeks before I'm tuned and dyno'd.
The fuel moto level A heads are ported by ward I was told. I have a 130 inch 11.75 to 1 fully ported ward heads and intake a D&D 2 into1 TTS 250 cam mine made 143hp and tq with the Tman 234 cam made 147 hp and 132 tq. I have said for years Fuel Moto's numbers are high as a kite
S&S 124" BB kit @ 11:1
Ward ported SE 64MM throttle body and intake
5.5 SE injectors
Fuel Moto Level A ported heads
Fullsac headers
Fuel Moto Outlaw slip on's
Woods M8-408 cam and Woods lifters
HD latest oil pump and bulletin Seal kit
AIM SDR clutch
TTS tuner Dyno tuned
will post results within 1-2 weeks,
interested to see results as compared to the Fuel Moto builds advertised
Fuel Moto advertises around 145/145 for this setup, they advertise 150/150 using their XXX 2" stepped headers.
My builder claims more like 130/130 ,( I think he is being conservative.)
any guess as to what results will be??
I have almost the same build scheduled to be tuned in a little over a week and will post the results. I went with the full Fuel Moto kit including their XXX exhaust and Outlaw mufflers. They show substantial gains using the XXX header with the larger stepped primary. Im going to be pissed if Im not into the 140s as they show numbers into the 150s on hp on a couple of runs.
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