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2019 FLHXS, 1st pull was completely stock with the exception of a Fullsac header & MK45 slip on's. (Nothing else, no tune ect) The 2nd pull was after the installation of Woods 22X camshaft w/S&S tappet cuff's, SE 55mm intake #27300167 (to replace plastic) SE extreme ventilator air cleaner + TTS tuner. (same exhaust as 1st pull) Tuned by Russell Inglis at Lonewolf Performance, (also installed the latest oil pump from HD #62400247 just because) Bike rides nice, pulls hard & has great manners at low rpm (which was the biggest complaint with my previous Stage IV 117 bike) Suspect the dip in the torque curve is due to my MK45's? (or maybe my camshaft just doesn't like my exhaust lol ??) All in, I'm happy & would like to give a big shout out to Russ at Lonewolf for great service & also thank all the contributors to HD Forums as I've learned a lot from this site!
2019 FLHXS, 1st pull was completely stock with the exception of a Fullsac header & MK45 slip on's. (Nothing else, no tune ect) The 2nd pull was after the installation of Woods 22X camshaft w/S&S tappet cuff's, SE 55mm intake #27300167 (to replace plastic) SE extreme ventilator air cleaner + TTS tuner. (same exhaust as 1st pull) Tuned by Russell Inglis at Lonewolf Performance, (also installed the latest oil pump from HD #62400247 just because) Bike rides nice, pulls hard & has great manners at low rpm (which was the biggest complaint with my previous Stage IV 117 bike) Suspect the dip in the torque curve is due to my MK45's? (or maybe my camshaft just doesn't like my exhaust lol ??) All in, I'm happy & would like to give a big shout out to Russ at Lonewolf for great service & also thank all the contributors to HD Forums as I've learned a lot from this site!
is that with or without the DB killers in the MK45's? if you took them out that may be causing the dip.
2019 FLHXS, 1st pull was completely stock with the exception of a Fullsac header & MK45 slip on's. (Nothing else, no tune ect) The 2nd pull was after the installation of Woods 22X camshaft w/S&S tappet cuff's, SE 55mm intake #27300167 (to replace plastic) SE extreme ventilator air cleaner + TTS tuner. (same exhaust as 1st pull) Tuned by Russell Inglis at Lonewolf Performance, (also installed the latest oil pump from HD #62400247 just because) Bike rides nice, pulls hard & has great manners at low rpm (which was the biggest complaint with my previous Stage IV 117 bike) Suspect the dip in the torque curve is due to my MK45's? (or maybe my camshaft just doesn't like my exhaust lol ??) All in, I'm happy & would like to give a big shout out to Russ at Lonewolf for great service & also thank all the contributors to HD Forums as I've learned a lot from this site!
If you send your stock mufflers to Fullsac they will cut your stock baffles out and replace them with 2" or 2.25" baffles. The whole works will cost you about $300 US with shipping. I went with the 2" for low end torque. I just feel there is something wrong with your low end. Here's a chart of my 107" with the 22x.
This was with stock decatted header, stock cans with Fullsac 2" cores (baffles), Arlen Ness big sucker AC. Tuned with TTS. Where your curve is going up at 2400 when it crosses the 110 line it should keep going up like this curve does. I would say on a 114 you should be looking at somewhere around 122 - 128 ft/lbs. Your hp looks about right. I don't know much about MK45's, but with the DB killers in they shouldn't kill your torque IMHO.
Thanks for the tip, I tend to agree on the exhaust being the culprit. I think I'll start looking for some CVO mufflers (take off's) to have them re-cored.
So what's your build -- is it an apples to apples comparison?
No build, just what is posted in my sig, similar to many. A Zippers 468, and exhaust. Not a huge shock, it just seems many others with a cam added have their power numbers around 110, and it makes me doubt this canned tune and the SEPST
No build, just what is posted in my sig, similar to many. A Zippers 468, and exhaust. Not a huge shock, it just seems many others with a cam added have their power numbers around 110, and it makes me doubt this canned tune and the SEPST
If it were me and I had voided my engine warranty with an aftermarket cam, I wouldn't have used the H-D tuner that probably doesn't allow your full potential.
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