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Not intentionally stepping on toes just pointing out the data we've all seen hundreds of times over the years pertainng to the capabilities of a 110 motor.
If anyone else takes this thread seriously and invests in this same set up as we know it to be at this point (pipes &tuner) and expects these results then they'll be extremely disappointed.
Heck a simple search on this forum or on CVOHarley.com will provide documentation enough of the 110 motors capabilities with various combinations. And nobody is north of 99Hp & 118Tq with pipes and tuner on a honest Dyno and even those numbers would be considered a "happy dyno" in ideal tuning conditions.
Yep my 110 with Rinehart Xtremes got 94 hp and 112 tq on the first dyno pull. Took it back a couple weeks later when he had more time to dial it in. I got 97hp and 117tq,and I thought those numbers were awesome. Well,until I saw the 124tq number in this thread
Yep my 110 with Rinehart Xtremes got 94 hp and 112 tq on the first dyno pull. Took it back a couple weeks later when he had more time to dial it in. I got 97hp and 117tq,and I thought those numbers were awesome. Well,until I saw the 124tq number in this thread
Had my bike on the Seacoast DYNO last December and got similar numbers as the OP for my Stage 1 SECU7 . No complaints from me , they set the bike up nice and it runs fine . The OP didn't throw his DYNO numbers at HDForum , I asked for them . Some , in my opinion , have been getting pretty close to questioning the OP's character and that is unfair . Now if you have an issue with the Seacoast DYNO results that is fair . Maybe a different thread on motives , difference in numbers from dealer to dealer , to independent , to skill of operator, to time of year , ect ,is in order .
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