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Jt to me the kit wasn't a good bang for the buck. The dealer even said the number were way to low for that kit with that cam. here you want more torque for the mountains.
Assuming you have a tuning device I would take it to someone who knows how to tune. Most dealer techs will only throw in a canned map and maybe tweak it a little. Right now on my bike WITH a dealer tune it's only making 103hp and 106tq, but with the mods I have it should be making a lot better tq numbers. That's why I will be taking my bike to a tuning guru in Dallas very soon. FWIW sometimes a pipe change makes a big difference even though the pipes may be very similar in design and baffling. I have experienced it and I know of at least one other member here that has as well. Good luck with your build.
Last edited by Longridertx; Feb 27, 2016 at 01:34 PM.
I have 2013 street glide Did the 110 tire shredder race kit with 585 cams. I have the python ryzor 2 pipe, with the quite baffle. When I got the dyno sheet back today the numbers weren't to impressive for the money. I had 109 ft of torque and 88 hp Not a good bang for the buck. The dealer that dyno it said it was all in the pipe. Has anyone had dyno number with the that pipe?
The pipe probably didn't do you any favors, it's more or less a form over function pipe. It's pretty short and I've read a thread where one guy had it burn the clear coat and start melting his bag, it's a short pipe more for looks than performance. You also lost some due to elevation.
I myself just had the kit installed with the 585 cams and it made great torque. I thought the horsepower should have been more but after riding it it gives me the power where I need it.
I have 2013 street glide Did the 110 tire shredder race kit with 585 cams. I have the python ryzor 2 pipe, with the quite baffle. When I got the dyno sheet back today the numbers weren't to impressive for the money. I had 109 ft of torque and 88 hp Not a good bang for the buck. The dealer that dyno it said it was all in the pipe. Has anyone had dyno number with the that pipe?
You should call Kevin Sanger of Sanger's cycle in Fort Collins. My '12 RK 103 with Feuling 543 cams, V and H pro pipe 2 into 1 and PC V tuner and the stage 1 air intake, and that's all the mods to it but for new lifters, push rods, and cam chain tensioners and I'm getting 94 hp and 101 tq. Rest of the motor is stock
My concern with that 110 kit is the milled down cylinder so it can fit in the spigot. Seems like a huge weak spot to me. Especially on an air cooled engine. Crack potential?
My concern with that 110 kit is the milled down cylinder so it can fit in the spigot. Seems like a huge weak spot to me. Especially on an air cooled engine. Crack potential?
Only time and mileage will tell. let the consumer beta testing begin.
Harley put my bike on the dyno with V and H X pipe and Rinehart 4inch slip ons and the numbers went up to 119 ft. lbs. torque and 112 hp so now I need to buy another exhaust for my pipe. if your looking for performance stay away from the python ryzor 2 pipe, big lose in performance. my bike lose 10 on the torque and 24 hp. just to give you heads up on your kit,
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