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Old 04-09-2012, 07:31 PM
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Default Dyno with 96" and Andrews 48h cams.
'11 FLTRX 96" Rinehart Extreme duals 4" mufflers, SE ac, SERT & the Andrews 48h cams. Made 86.34 hp & 95.64 tq. Cams made a huge difference!!! If your looking for a good 96" bagger cam try the 48H!
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Can ya post a shot of the printout? Would be nice to see the curves. What RPMs does your 48H kick in and peak at?
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Can ya post a shot of the printout? Would be nice to see the curves. What RPMs does your 48H kick in and peak at?
Sorry I don't have a scanner. But it pulls right up past 5600 then starts to slowly taper off. It makes 90 lbs tq around 2750. Real happy!
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Well, those look like pretty good numbers then. Enjoy the power and torque!
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Take a pic with ur cell if u can
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Very nice!! Does it ride nice and smooth?
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Very nice!! Does it ride nice and smooth?
Only rode it home around 40 miles and it felt great. Weather is real bad, so I'll have to wait to do some more testing
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