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Well, here goes, I'm taking my 96 to get dynoed and tuned today.
stock 96
Heads 10.1 ported and polished, heavy springs and guides.
S.E. 255 cams
Rinehart tru-duals
3.5" pipes.
S.E. Ventilator.
This will be a 4th gear pull to get accurate numbers.
Any guesses here?
I'm guessing around 90HP. and 100TQ.
I will show the sheet when it's done!
In a late model bike 6th gear = 1:1 but the speed is way out there and a lot of dyno operators won't run them that high. In this case 5th gear would be accurate than 4th gear. 4th gear would be more accurate in a 5 speed transmission such as what came stock in 02-06 bikes.
hi, had my motor on my 09 FLHT rebuilt this winter and finally had time to get it tuned. It's now a 103ci, 9.8;1 CR, SE flat tops, street ported heads, S&S 551 easy start cams, stock 2-1-2 header with ST Fatshots with 14 discs each side and closed end caps, trued and welded crank, 57,000 miles. Runs pretty sweet, but I think I can improve some with the exhaust. Dyno attached..........
TQ 113
HP 96
Last edited by thunderrat; May 25, 2013 at 04:04 PM.
Dyno numbers for 103 with Vance and Hines Power Duals Header and Hi-Output Slip-Ons
I just got a 2012 Street Glide with a 103 and the Vance and Hines Power Duals with the Hi-Output Slips on, air cleaner is the arlen ness big sucker and a Terry Components Terminal Velocity 3 tuner. It feels pretty powerful but I was just wondering if anyone has a similar setup that has the dyno results for this. I am going to have it ran on a dyno and wanted to compare the results, you know how it goes. I probably shouldn't even do this, cause then I will start throwing money at it chasing some number on they dyno, but oh well, only live once. If I had to quess, I would say HP is close to 80 and tourqe close to 90, probably a 78/88 number based on what I have found on the internet. I planning on putting the T-Man 600 or 555 cams in and see if I can get to about 88/96 numbers.
Last edited by VTwinJaxFL; May 25, 2013 at 12:27 PM.
I just got a 2012 Street Glide with a 103 and the Vance and Hines Power Duals with the Hi-Output Slips on, air cleaner is the arlen ness big sucker and a Terry Components Terminal Velocity 3 tuner. It feels pretty powerful but I was just wondering if anyone has a similar setup that has the dyno results for this. I am going to have it ran on a dyno and wanted to compare the results, you know how it goes. I probably shouldn't even do this, cause then I will start throwing money at it chasing some number on they dyno, but oh well, only live once. If I had to quess, I would say HP is close to 80 and tourqe close to 90, probably a 78/88 number based on what I have found on the internet. I planning on putting the T-Man 600 or 555 cams in and see if I can get to about 88/96 numbers.
If you go with the Tman 555 Torqster you should be at 90+ 100+ if you get a good tune, I'm not familiar with how well the Terry unit deals with cam upgrades.
hi, had my motor on my 09 FLHT rebuilt this winter and finally had time to get it tuned. It's now a 103ci, 9.8;1 CR, SE flat tops, street ported heads, S&S 551 easy start cams, stock 2-1-2 header with ST Fatshots with 14 discs each side and closed end caps, trued and welded crank, 57,000 miles. Runs pretty sweet, but I think I can improve some with the exhaust. Dyno attached..........
TQ 113
HP 96
Those are great numbers and an even better torque curve! You might be able to gain a little with a 2-1, but no so that you would feel it in the seat of the pants. That bike runs great...ride it and enjoy!
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