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2010 FLSTC Stage 1 dyno results - comments?

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Old Oct 27th, 2009, 11:39 PM     #21
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What you WANT the A/F ratio to be is the desired A/F Ratio. Those are the numbers you place in your A/F ratio map using a Laptop.
But even though you may WANT (or enter) the A/F ratio to be a certain value, when you check it with an Infra-Red exhaust analyzer it may be something else. To correct that difference between the desired and actual, you must modify your V/E map table.

The V/E map table is the volumetric efficiency table or how well the engine is an "air pump". The better it can breath, the higher the volumetric efficiency.

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Desired for me is a motor that runs well, cool enough, and that I get a reasonable boost in performance for my money. The improvement in sound I can verify is terrific. Many complements from the neighbors. . And the V&H BSS look great too.

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it is .. one reason i asked if it was motor city i know couple engines that melted down from there
Perfect! Ray (Service Manager) came to ABC from Motor City in the last year - in fact many defected from Motor City in this wave and came to ABC. Parts manager, Service manager, at least 2 sales guys.

Not sure what was going on, but gotta be something.


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Old Oct 27th, 2009, 11:49 PM     #22
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Desired for me is a motor that runs well, cool enough, and that I get a reasonable boost in performance for my money. The improvement in sound I can verify is terrific. Many complements from the neighbors. . And the V&H BSS look great too.

It Looks Like your in Great Shape. Nice charts & the Bike should pull !
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Old Oct 27th, 2009, 11:49 PM     #23
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Would you happen to know how long in seconds those pulls were?
I don't see anywhere where it states that. Also are you actually above sea level where those pulls were made? (28.64" HG)

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Hoop, no idea how long. I turn the bike over to them, They give me 2 sheets of paper and a louder bike back.

And according to Wikipedia, Waterford, MI is 982 ft. above sea level.
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