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01-11-2010, 07:32 PM
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Ghost Rider - IronButt
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Stafford, Virginia
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107ci All-Bore, TMan Stage III Heads, TR-625, FatCat BBQ, 51mm TB
Two charts are attached. One is the final results of my 107ci with TR-625 cams. The other chart is a comparison of the same engine with the TR-625 cams (tuned; upper curves) and the TW-8G+2 key (untuned; lower curves).
Below is the listing of components used on this build. Thoughts, comments or recommendations?
2002 Road King Classic
Mileage - 60K miles
SAE - 119tq/119hp
STD - 123tq/123hp
Uncorrected - 124tq/124hp
107ci All-Bore Engine (10.3 Static/9.4 Corrected - originally thought to be 10.5 static)
Tuned by JC Cycle Works
Dark Horse - Overhaul/weld/balance OEM crankcase/flywheel assembly
Axtell “4.125 x 4” Cylinders/Dome Piston (10cc) Kit
T-Man Stage III Heads (93cc/1.940" Int/1.615" Exh) and compression releases
S&S Roller Rockers
HD “B” Lifters and Camplate with Baisley/LMR oil pressure spring
Feuling Oil Pump
T-Man TR-625 cams
HPI 51mm Throttlebody w/4.9 gps injectors
Zippers MaxFlow Air Filter and Pushrods
D&D Fat Cat exhaust with Big Bore Quiet baffle
HD Premium Oil Cooler
TTS Master Tuner
3.37 final gear ratio
VP92T VPC w/SE clutch spring and easy-pull clutch ramp
In my engine, the TR-625 and TW-8G cams made the same level of valve train noise -- low.
The clutch plates will be replaced shortly. Took the bike on a 20 mile run in single digit temps, but it took that long to get the engine to somewhat warm up. A longer ride will be necessary to truly assess the bike's performance.
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Last edited by rodriguc; 06-14-2010 at 03:32 PM.
Reason: Squish was wider (.048") than initial measurements resulting in lower static comp
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01-13-2010, 09:12 AM
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Doof! There it is.....
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Maryland
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Very nice. I'm really pleased with my T-Man parts, and Dave can tune them really well.
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01-13-2010, 09:41 AM
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curves look almost identical, only 8 cam is a bit lower. so he tuned the 625, and the swapped in the 8? untuned? making sure i read that right.
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01-13-2010, 09:53 AM
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Coonass Extraordinaire
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Location: Oklahoma
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Quote:
Originally Posted by claydbal
curves look almost identical, only 8 cam is a bit lower. so he tuned the 625, and the swapped in the 8? untuned? making sure i read that right.
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Dennis, I think you got that backwards. I think he removed the 8 (untuned), installed the 625, and then tuned it.
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113" Science Project- Baisley Heads, T-Man Cams, HPI t/b,
CP Piston return springs, Fatcat with high flow muffler bearings,
Amsoil synthetic blinker fluid, etc, etc, etc.......
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01-13-2010, 06:52 PM
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Ghost Rider - IronButt
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Stafford, Virginia
Posts: 479
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Quote:
Originally Posted by beaureed445
Dennis, I think you got that backwards. I think he removed the 8 (untuned), installed the 625, and then tuned it.
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Thanks -- you are correct.
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Once a Marine, Always a Marine
1981-2007
Retired, but still supporting Marines
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01-13-2010, 08:42 PM
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Axe Man
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Central WI
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Breaks a 100 torque very early in the power band and pulls well out the top, can't ask for more than that, what did Dave say about the little nipple in the graph lines?
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2007 Ultra
114 CI
SE cases
CP 4.075 pistons fitted by Hyperformance
Woods 8 cams
Reworked 110 heads by nw guy
SE 58MM TB converted for cruise control
Thayer 3 stage oil pump
V&H true duals trapp mufflers
103.. on the workbench
1982 FXRS
Scratched paint
Rotten tires
Bad brakes
Sticky clutch
Still runs like a champ
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01-13-2010, 08:42 PM
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huh????
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01-13-2010, 09:23 PM
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Axe Man
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Location: Central WI
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Quote:
Originally Posted by claydbal
huh???? 
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OK, unusual spike in the torque and HP line then. Just look a little closer at the overall torque curve and tell me what you see. I bet Ahar would recognize it in a second.
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2007 Ultra
114 CI
SE cases
CP 4.075 pistons fitted by Hyperformance
Woods 8 cams
Reworked 110 heads by nw guy
SE 58MM TB converted for cruise control
Thayer 3 stage oil pump
V&H true duals trapp mufflers
103.. on the workbench
1982 FXRS
Scratched paint
Rotten tires
Bad brakes
Sticky clutch
Still runs like a champ
Being honest may not make you a lot of friends but it will always make you the right ones.
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01-13-2010, 10:25 PM
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extant
Join Date: May 2008
Location: On The Edge
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BVBOB
OK, unusual spike in the torque and HP line then. Just look a little closer at the overall torque curve and tell me what you see. I bet Ahar would recognize it in a second.
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Very, very nice rodriguc! Should be a lot of fun.
I'm looking to do a similar build on my Dyna.
That dyno spike has been seen here before.
Doc did a 107 tune last year that had a nipple like that.
Must be the cold weather!
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2006 Ultra Classic
2006 Street Bob 120"
140 HP / 144 TQ SAE
9F gear-Axtell-S&S/Darkhorse
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True Track-Superbrace
Boarzilla QB
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01-13-2010, 11:14 PM
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BigMo
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You had 10.5 cr with 93cc heads? Wow......
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01-13-2010, 11:15 PM
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BigMo
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I guess the extra cubic inches of the motor brings it up......must be tired, not looking at it right.....
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01-14-2010, 05:24 AM
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Ghost Rider - IronButt
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Stafford, Virginia
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BVBOB
Breaks a 100 torque very early in the power band and pulls well out the top, can't ask for more than that, what did Dave say about the little nipple in the graph lines?
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He said it could have been the dyno machine spiking, though he admitted it was consistant in all the runs. I suspected the clutch, but was hoping to hear from others here on this abnormality before replacing the clutch. Thanks.
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Regards, Carlos
Once a Marine, Always a Marine
1981-2007
Retired, but still supporting Marines
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01-14-2010, 05:27 AM
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Ghost Rider - IronButt
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Quote:
Originally Posted by OZNOG
Very, very nice rodriguc! Should be a lot of fun.
I'm looking to do a similar build on my Dyna.
That dyno spike has been seen here before.
Doc did a 107 tune last year that had a nipple like that.
Must be the cold weather!
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Thank you. Weather -- hmmm, never crossed my mind. I take it Doc didn't provide any explanation for spike?
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Regards, Carlos
Once a Marine, Always a Marine
1981-2007
Retired, but still supporting Marines
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01-14-2010, 05:29 AM
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Ghost Rider - IronButt
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Location: Stafford, Virginia
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mohead1
You had 10.5 cr with 93cc heads? Wow......
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Cubes, dome (10cc) pistons, and 0.040" head gasket
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Once a Marine, Always a Marine
1981-2007
Retired, but still supporting Marines
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01-14-2010, 06:07 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rodriguc
He said it could have been the dyno machine spiking, though he admitted it was consistant in all the runs. I suspected the clutch, but was hoping to hear from others here on this abnormality before replacing the clutch. Thanks.
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maybe vpc.
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