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ok do you think these # are resonable for haveing a d&d fatcat & sert installed on a 2005 stock motor?...
went from 60.87 to70.15 on hp...& from 68.27 to 71.51 on torque.....i thought the torque was a little low.....
bike felt allot better...but i think i am going to have to add a cam...
went from 60.87 to70.15 on hp...& from 68.27 to 71.51 on torque.....i thought the torque was a little low.....
bike felt allot better...but i think i am going to have to add a cam...
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RE: dyno #
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ok do you think these # are resonable for haveing a d&d fatcat & sert installed on a 2005 stock motor?...
went from 60.87 to70.15 on hp...& from 68.27 to 71.51 on torque.....i thought the torque was a little low.....
bike felt allot better...but i think i am going to have to add a cam...
ok do you think these # are resonable for haveing a d&d fatcat & sert installed on a 2005 stock motor?...
went from 60.87 to70.15 on hp...& from 68.27 to 71.51 on torque.....i thought the torque was a little low.....
bike felt allot better...but i think i am going to have to add a cam...
You didn't mention an air cleaner change. If you didn't that changes things.
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RE: dyno #
https://www.hdforums.com/m_2939782/tm.htm
check out that thread that is going on right now...............all about stage 1 88" dynos.
Steve
check out that thread that is going on right now...............all about stage 1 88" dynos.
Steve
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