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Night Rod a little faster

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Old Jul 14th, 2008, 08:14 PM     #11
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Re: Night Rod a little faster

ok thanks, just one more thing... what about the cams ? on my electra glide it was realy simple, i just removed the cams with out opening the whole engine... is it as easier ? and if so what cams should i put for the stock engine 2008 night rod ? Thanks for your help...
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Old Jul 14th, 2008, 08:22 PM     #12
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Re: Night Rod a little faster

I cant really answer that question as i dont know.. but with the Vrod overhead cams i would think you could swap them out with out opening up the bottom end depending on how they are timed .. an how Harley set it up so you can see the drank timing mark and the cam timing marks..

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Old Jul 14th, 2008, 08:25 PM     #13
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Thanks for your help Bud White and the quick replies....
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Old Jul 14th, 2008, 08:25 PM     #14
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20 horsepower on a VRod is going to cost you.You said it was dyno tested.Did they write you a custom map?or just do a few pulls and give you a chart?
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Old Jul 14th, 2008, 08:32 PM     #15
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Me and my friends had the bikes dyno tested, the had thiers done first and then when i got mine, i went and did it there. As you can see the three of us have done the same thing on the bikes, the 3 of them are night rods, its just as i said earlier i want to make it a little more faster, at least 10hp.... it would be my secret
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Old Jul 1st, 2009, 02:27 AM     #16
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Re: Night Rod a little faster

They make a great turbo charger for about $5g's, install is only about $600., this teamed with replacing your belt with modified sprocket and chain sizes with take care of your issues.
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Old Jul 2nd, 2009, 01:07 AM     #17
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Well im looking for 10 to 20 horsepower....
I keep thinking about the message you posted earlier regarding the pulley, would it also have a high top end, you wrote that a smaller pulley would give a stronger acceleration.... that sounds interesting , you think the top end would be the same..... ?
Do your friends get you at or near the high RPM range, could be your bumping up against the stock rev limiter which is "shutting down the party". Did you do the complete Stage I w/ some type of adjustable fueler like Techlusion TFI or similar? Just curious...
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Old Jul 13th, 2009, 08:54 PM     #18
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Re: Night Rod a little faster

My friend I dont know what other Vrods models you were riding with , but your NRS has the 240 tire setup , if they are on A or b model with the stock 180 rear tire ,this is the reason why they are a tad faster ,you are losing almost 10 hp with the 240 setup it is a widly known fact in the vrod world. you can as described by others here get more speed by lightening the load first get rid of the 15 lbs of the 3d volume and buy a cfr or rinehart 2-1 exhaust secondly get some buell xb rims knocks another 20 lbs or better yer carbon fiber wheels could be had for your NRS, , Every pound counts ,or you can always go big bore or turbo. or NOS all of these will bring you in the 150 to 160 HP range safely.......good luck and happy riden
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