HP gain on 95'' kit
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: IN
Getting my kit installed this week. with the 95" kit and 203 cams, street port on the heads and raised comp to 9:8 I should be at mid 90's for hp and 100+ on trq. if your going to do the 95" have the heads done!
R.I.P. BROTHER
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Colorado Springs
My stock compression no headwork 95" with 211's and a set of V&H Bigshots and a Heavy breather head to the Dyno in the AM.
I'm at 5500 elevation so my numbers will be skewered by the altitude but I think the dyno guy can get a corrected for sea-level number outta the thing.
I'll post the numbers. Having it tuned with the Direct Link.
I'm at 5500 elevation so my numbers will be skewered by the altitude but I think the dyno guy can get a corrected for sea-level number outta the thing.
I'll post the numbers. Having it tuned with the Direct Link.
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Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,489
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From: MD
Im kinda a trq *****!!! I am getting the heads done to. I know everybody's bike gives out different numbers due to who is doing the dyno and obviously who is wrenching the engine. Im running VH big radius with SE HB and PIII. I wanted a reliable engine with some good trq. I will be able to afford gear cams later in the year. After the air suspension and the engine work i could not afford a whole lotta engine work done. This pic is obviously before all the crap being done. Summer ride to the beach.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 4,357
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From: The Lone Star State
Interested in your numbers since I am planning a similar build. I want to go 95", gear drive cams (woods tw-6g) and possibly some head work. Torque and reliability are my goals as well.
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 541
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From: Clark County, WA
Not a clue, I wish I did! With all that's been done to my motor (see sig). But that's the way it was when I bought it used. I plan on taking it in for a quick dyno run sometime this Summer. Maybe at a ride or run that has $25 dynos. But a buddy of mine had pretty much the same work done to his FLHX and got 105 ft/lbs. I'd expect a little less from a Softail with the B motor.
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