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Old May 24, 2013 | 10:27 AM
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It's in the sig.
 
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Old May 24, 2013 | 11:55 AM
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aren't the number a little low? With RCXhaust slip-ons, S&S Stage 1 A/C, Fullsac Xpipe, TTS Mastertune, and Andrews 57H cams, shouldn't you be around 95-98 HP and 108-114 TQ.
 

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Old May 24, 2013 | 02:58 PM
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I dont think its low, i was told i should get about 90 hp and around 105ftlbs of torque with what i have. each bike is different. some get more some get less. i left the stock timing gear in so maybe if it was changed it might get more, but i am very happy with it! it's a big jump from stock! we all want more more more! stock its around 65hp and 86ftlbs torque, so almost a 35% jump in hp and about a 25% jump in torque, no complaining here!
 
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Old May 24, 2013 | 03:10 PM
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Those numbers your posting would actually be kind of high I would say his numbers are very good. With a stage two on a 103 your not going to see 98hp and 114tq much, after some headwork might be there or a bit higher but not stock. Your looking at between high 80's to mid 90's in HP and around 110tq.

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aren't the number a little low? With RCXhaust slip-ons, S&S Stage 1 A/C, Fullsac Xpipe, TTS Mastertune, and Andrews 57H cams, shouldn't you be around 95-98 HP and 108-114 TQ.
 
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Old May 24, 2013 | 07:42 PM
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I have seen better numbers with 57h & stock heads (100+/110+), but if the OP is happy that's all that counts. ENJOY!
 
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Old May 24, 2013 | 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by 0ldhippie
I have seen better numbers with 57h & stock heads (100+/110+), but if the OP is happy that's all that counts. ENJOY!
Exactly what I was thinking. Let's see - what program shall I use to make a more impressive Dynojet graph that my bs malware won't fliter out? lol.
 

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Old May 24, 2013 | 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 0ldhippie
I have seen better numbers with 57h & stock heads (100+/110+), but if the OP is happy that's all that counts. ENJOY!
Where would that be, 100+/110+?

I think that your eyes are brown too.

Just can't let the OP enjoy his moment huh?
Always gotta be a debbie downer.

What's your heap pullin'?
Stock?

Is that one of those vintage VW windshields that you look through?
 
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Old May 24, 2013 | 09:11 PM
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well I am sorry if others dont like the numbers that i got with the work that was done. as you know each motor is different in the head machining and castings. you can take 2 identical bikes and motors and get numbers completely different, but if you want to donate any money i would be more than happy to perform more motor work to make the numbers higher for you so it meets your approval!
 
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Old May 24, 2013 | 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by lionsm13
Where would that be, 100+/110+?

I think that your eyes are brown too.

Just can't let the OP enjoy his moment huh?
Always gotta be a debbie downer.

What's your heap pullin'?
Stock?

Is that one of those vintage VW windshields that you look through?

WOW! Really? Look through the dyno thread (3 are 4 in there). Numbers are all over the place with different dynos/operators and setups. Never said OP had a bad motor/tune/setup? OP numbers may be more reallistic but I have seen higher is all I was saying. I really like 57h in stage 1 103.

Not that it matters but, my '09 EG standard pulled 99hp/109tq, 5400 limiter, SE cast flattop 103 pistons, Andrews 54h, Stock heads w/ACR, stock '09 non cat header, SE Fatshotz, pcv. Over 100 ft lbs from 2500-5300. And yes I'm alergic to bees so have the biggest barn door I can find. Thanks for asking.
 

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Old May 25, 2013 | 05:03 AM
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Let's not forget the variable of the dyno. I've seen some really 'happy' dyno's out here that can throw some ridiculous numbers. He may have found a realistic one. My dyno numbers are lower than expected, but the bike runs flawlessly. My dyno shows that I only picked up 8 ft lbs of tq. But it feels like 20. I assume that my first dyno was a happy one and my second was a real one. As many have said, if you are happy with the result vs money spent, you are golden!
 
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