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Its interesting that my bike is quicker on the road than bikes that have much higher power numbers on the dyno. As I said I have a mate with a CVO springer that has a way higher power to weight ratio than the king (according to the dynojet) and yet I walk away from him on the road.
Personally I think measuring power with a dyno is a load of sheet, unless you use a EC997 and there arent any in Australia....
We see a lot of dyno charts on this site, not a lot of time slips. The strip is a great leveller. Its hard to lie about that....
o0ne of the guys i ride with has a 2005 FLTR .He's got a 95" kit,Pro-Charger,211 cams ,V&H true duals,mild port job w/ seven angle valve job.He had it dyno'd at FuelMoto was putting out 145hp/128tq. He ran an 11.50 this summer with it.
Big bore short stroke 95ci with a procharger must just scream. I never looked into forced induction. What EFI do you run? In my SERT software it says you cant use the SERT for forced induction. is there a way to fool it to get it to work or do you have to change ECM?
Big bore short stroke 95ci with a procharger must just scream. I never looked into forced induction. What EFI do you run? In my SERT software it says you cant use the SERT for forced induction. is there a way to fool it to get it to work or do you have to change ECM?
I do not have the time slip ,the guy who owns the the bike does.The guy you want to talk to is Frank go to DragosBikeWorks.com.When it comes to forced induction he is the best there is!He can answer all your questions.His Pro-Charger prices can not be beat.
My Softail dyno'd at 72 Hp and 79 torque. Ran 5 1/4 mile runs at the dragstrip in Jacksonville, NC. Having trouble finding my slips but I think I remember having horrible launches. About 1 second reaction time average. I was running low 15's at upper 80 mph range. If I ever find my slips I may update. I also ran on the dyno drag trailer at Lighthouse HD, NY. my best run was 11.7 seconds at 110 mph.
It looks like KingKingKing may have the baddest bagger on the board. Those Australia boy's do get into their racing.
A stock looking street bagger that get 38mpg and runs low 12sec et's and he rides it most everyday, it don't get much better than that. Impressive to say the least.
Not sure of my 1/4 mile times.....but I do know its a leisurely
4 hour ride ( 210 miles ) to the Muddy River Smokehouse in Portsmouth, NH.
1 hour to eat, burp, and fart ......then its another 4 hours of
leisurely riding to get back home.
( could be done faster on the interstate, but why bother ?? )
MMMM muddy River.....Good Pork... Inlaws live across from the one in Elliot... Portsmouth is good too!
Big bore short stroke 95ci with a procharger must just scream. I never looked into forced induction. What EFI do you run? In my SERT software it says you cant use the SERT for forced induction. is there a way to fool it to get it to work or do you have to change ECM?
We use a tts master tune just for start up and idle pc3 or pc5 for tuning the injectors only on big motor builds that need bigger injectors. But most of the time we use yellow band 46/53 lbs iwp -069 injectors for motors under 150hp. with just a pc3/5 and about 2/3 hours of tuning with a mastertune it could take up to 10/15 for a tune. with a supercharger
For your bike we would run a pc5 just for the injectors and use the sert for start up idle and timing but you can use the pc5 for timing also.
This combo works great if your bike makes 10.5 comp with forged pis I would say 8/10 lbs of boost you can run very safe. I would say on your bike you would need 69lbs injectors. because with a S&S 124 and a procharger you should make 200 hp no prob......
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