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So this is your second 120ci?? Those numbers are not bad,but I would change out that pipe for the D&D Boarzilla.I bet you would get better numbers!!!What cam are you running??? Did you get the new numbers??
No, this is the same, original engine. I have the SE-226 High-lift cams that came in the engine. As for changing the exhaust, there would be no advantage going to the D&D (At least what my tech & gear-head friends are telling me). They're pretty much identical. That, coupled with my experience of having V&H pipes on my last 8 bikes leads me to believe any small gain would be negligible, especially when you throw in the added expense of changing out a brand new pipe. At the end of the day I suppose you could argue just going with what you know & like! No new numbers yet, bike is on it's way to the dyno as I type this.
No, this is the same, original engine. I have the SE-226 High-lift cams that came in the engine. As for changing the exhaust, there would be no advantage going to the D&D (At least what my tech & gear-head friends are telling me). They're pretty much identical. That, coupled with my experience of having V&H pipes on my last 8 bikes leads me to believe any small gain would be negligible, especially when you throw in the added expense of changing out a brand new pipe. At the end of the day I suppose you could argue just going with what you know & like! No new numbers yet, bike is on it's way to the dyno as I type this.
I'm lost dude?? You have 2 different sheet runs with 2 different set of numbers?? Both have the 120ci motor?? Original engine?? It's the orginal 120 engine ,but you replaced the top of motor??
I would want my money back if it wasn't in the 130ish range.
Some of the newer frame bikes with the cruise drive tranny, & bigger tire are not getting the big numbers.I'd like to see the numbers.If you get 1hp & 1tq per ci you have a good runner. If you get 120 squared you have a good runner!!
Some of the newer frame bikes with the cruise drive tranny, & bigger tire are not getting the big numbers.I'd like to see the numbers.If you get 1hp & 1tq per ci you have a good runner. If you get 120 squared you have a good runner!!
There's a dyno sheet in this thread for a street glide with 127TQ, it had 120/120 with canned map and a D&D fatcat out of the box.
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I'm lost dude?? You have 2 different sheet runs with 2 different set of numbers?? Both have the 120ci motor?? Original engine?? It's the orginal 120 engine ,but you replaced the top of motor??
The 2 different runs are from the same motor, same session on the dyno. Yes, original 120 engine & yes, I had to replace top of motor.
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