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[ul][*]95[*]2-1 pipe (Bassani-Road-Rage)[*]Doherty Air-Cleaner[*]TW6H Cam[*]Screaming-Eagle Cam Plate and Oil pump +15% spring[*]10.25 to 1[*]HPI 53 MM throttle-body[*]Baisley Heads[*]TPP Clutch-Kit with Easy-Pull ramps and Screaming-Eagle Spring[/ul]
96 HP and 102 FT lbs (SAE)
Just saying your going from 88 to 95 doesn't say much..
Heads, Cams,pistons, exhaust all make a difference.
95HP
99.1 Tq
So do you want me to narrow it down and see if anyone else has done the exact same heads, cams,pistons and exhaust that i am looking into? just to see exactly what it will do for my bike? no, all i wanted was a ballpark figure for some dyno numbers. thanks frankster.
Had mine dyno'd at 88" with V/H Longshots,Doherty A/C.I can't find the sheet,but I think it was about 68HP,73TQ.Did a 95" build,flattop pistons,204 cams,S/E heads,same pipes and A/C.Makes about 90HP and 102TQ.You can definetly build a better 95" for the same or less money,but I didn't really know any better when I did mine.It's still a blast to ride compared to the 88".Here's a chart for the 95"
I did a 95 with SE performance heads, SE 251 cam and it ran 95 hp and 97tq. It would have run better if I would have put a SERT on it and changed the throttle body.
Stock ECM, 95 inch harley pistons, andrews 44 chain cam, 1.9 intake valve, .03 head gasket, adjustable pushrods, S.E. stage one air filter kit, Rinehart 2:1, and power commander. 94.84HP and 103.69TQ. They tuned me a little lean top end so a little more might begained. Cost for the motor buildparts and labor was about $1600. I went to an independent. Runs good but I wish the TQ was a little higher than 78 at 2500rpm. When I learn how to post pictures, I'll show my dyno results. I'm new to computers and don't have much free time to be on one to learn.
Had mine dyno'd at 88" with V/H Longshots,Doherty A/C.I can't find the sheet,but I think it was about 68HP,73TQ.Did a 95" build,flattop pistons,204 cams,S/E heads,same pipes and A/C.Makes about 90HP and 102TQ.You can definetly build a better 95" for the same or less money,but I didn't really know any better when I did mine.It's still a blast to ride compared to the 88".Here's a chart for the 95"
no disrespect towboat but sound like somebodys shop got a piece of your AZZ 4800 dollars sounds like classic MOCO prices did all of my hop ups using zanottis and me and a bro biggest $ item was the 103+ heads i have built mine from 88-95-103cvo-103+ currently at 105 hp 113 tq SAE 108 116 STD when it was 95 in i had 96 hp 104 tq
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