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Dawg: Thanks for posting. I'm surprised that the torque number isn't higher because my '04 EG bone stock 88 w/ HQ-0034 cams (.500 lift), Rinehart TD's and SE a/c makes 90 tq and low 80's in hp with a decent SERT tune.
I'm wondering about the TQ as well as the dip at 3.5K. Seems like a more prnounced dip than the Fatcat usually has. For a comparison, here's my chart after the stage 1 upgrades. The cams definitely woke up your HP number quite a bit.
I'm also wondering what your impression of the sprocket change is? I've been thinking of doing this.
Did Dawg go with a 103" kit or something, if not I think he's over camned, my freinds stock 07 Glide with rineharts pulled 85 tq, I'm not trying to make anyone feel bad I'm just sayin.
Did Dawg go with a 103" kit or something, if not I think he's over camned, my freinds stock 07 Glide with rineharts pulled 85 tq, I'm not trying to make anyone feel bad I'm just sayin.
That's not a read only, it was a tune. It's with the 575 redshift cams and I agree it is probably over cammed for a stock 96. Zippers claims that to be a bolt in cam for the 96, but also useable for the 103 with dished pistons. I do plan on going 103 and will use the dish pistons and see where I'm at. I have no "butt dyno" feel for it yet because the only ride I took with it was the other day on crappy roads to the shop so I can't tell how it feels for either the cam or the EVO 30 tooth sprocket. I'm also sure that a more experienced tuner could've brought up some different numbers.
Dawg,
I have to agree the tq #'s are low I had my bike on the dyno so a frend did some pulls with his 2007 softtail 96" stage 1 with slipons all stock and pulled low 90's ( 4th gear pull). But keep in mind all dyno's are not created equil.
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