The dyno is complete
Road Warrior
Joined: Feb 2015
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From: Northern VA
I really like how there are no dips in the entire graph.
Should be a good performance beast for touring.
Been looking at the same exhaust but a different AC - thinking of the FM AC to go with the PV2.
Very nice set up.
Myron
Should be a good performance beast for touring.
Been looking at the same exhaust but a different AC - thinking of the FM AC to go with the PV2.
Very nice set up.
Myron
Tourer
Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 386
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From: Houston, OH
I don't know if you look at the DYNO page, but Fuelmoto posted some graphs of some 2015 CVO bikes and they put down some very similar numbers....for anout $10-15k more!.....and 7 more cubic inches. I would have expected higher number out of the CVO bikes with 110" motors.
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Glen Rose TX
Congratulations, Looks good!
I certainly see no reason to doubt the results as they are within what I'd consider as difference in Dyno's/Ambient conditions. It is now just a free breathing clean running 103.
Also never saw any reason to believe that the curve would have done anything but increased all the way across the range as their was no cam added...
Now next winter you can add a cam and a .030 head gasket! Should hit 100/115
I certainly see no reason to doubt the results as they are within what I'd consider as difference in Dyno's/Ambient conditions. It is now just a free breathing clean running 103.
Also never saw any reason to believe that the curve would have done anything but increased all the way across the range as their was no cam added...
Now next winter you can add a cam and a .030 head gasket! Should hit 100/115
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2013
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From: Lansing, MI
I don't know if you look at the DYNO page, but Fuelmoto posted some graphs of some 2015 CVO bikes and they put down some very similar numbers....for anout $10-15k more!.....and 7 more cubic inches. I would have expected higher number out of the CVO bikes with 110" motors.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 771
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From: Cartersville, Georgia
I don't know if you look at the DYNO page, but Fuelmoto posted some graphs of some 2015 CVO bikes and they put down some very similar numbers....for anout $10-15k more!.....and 7 more cubic inches. I would have expected higher number out of the CVO bikes with 110" motors.
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