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you sir will never accept that others can achieve what you say is impossible. besides your "I think" do you have any more to offer. I call BS on your BS.
I was thinking that as well. Some people won't believe something unless they see/experience it for themselves, and even then they will probably questions it.
The reason some of us are having a hard time believing his claim of 96 hp is because pretty much everyone else (including myself) who has done the stage 1 on a 103 HO has seen numbers in the 84-86 hp range.
So yeh, unless he's dropped in a different cam his 96hp is a bit hard to believe especially since he's running the stock head pipe.
Last edited by Bricklayer; Dec 27, 2015 at 01:08 PM.
For a Stage 1 stock Ac flows more air than your engine can use in the real world. The change is more about looks than anything. Nothing wrong with that long as your are honest about it.
The reason some of us are having a hard time believing his claim of 96 hp is because pretty much everyone else (including myself) who has done the stage 1 on a 103 HO has seen numbers in the 84-86 hp range.
So yeh, unless he's dropped in a different cam his 96hp is a bit hard to believe especially since he's running the stock head pipe.
My point exactly. The stock 103 ho puts out around 76 hp (I have seen as low as 68) to the wheel so for someone with stock cams and headpipe to pick up 20+ horsepower is unheard of. Like i said before it must of been a generous dyno. Like some one said on another thread the dyno can show you what you want to see.
In SlowRollin original post he states that he is using a FP3 tuner which will cover any tuning needed for his setup.
K&N states that their replacement air filter for 2014 & newer Bikes, flows more air than the stock air filter unit.
K&N part #HD-1614 will fit in stock filter housing, and cost about $60.oo, so that would turn the stock air filter
housing into the equivalent of a Stage-I air filter. That would take care of all the air his engine would use for S-I.
IMO.
In SlowRollin original post he states that he is using a FP3 tuner which will cover any tuning needed for his setup.
K&N states that their replacement air filter for 2014 & newer Bikes, flows more air than the stock air filter unit.
K&N part #HD-1614 will fit in stock filter housing, and cost about $60.oo, so that would turn the stock air filter
housing into the equivalent of a Stage-I air filter. That would take care of all the air his engine would use.
IMO.
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