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I’m going to try and continue to post to this thread as I tune bikes at work. The goal of this is to show what numbers I’m getting out of what combinations here in Texas. Not saying I’m the be all, end all of tuners, just want to share with everyone. Most of the time, here lately, because of the extreme heat, I’ve been going in around 6am to tune. These are all done with a Dynojet chassis dyno and power vision maps / tuners. None of these graphs I post will be Screamin Eagle street tuners, Thundermax or TTS, unless noted. I try to put text in each pic so you know the combination used. They won’t only be Road Glides and some I don’t remember all the parts I use. If I say “Harley 131 kit” and don’t list anything specific, then it’s just as the kit comes. I will make it a point to highlight what parts I do change.

I hope everyone enjoys this and feel free to ask questions. I’ll do my best to answer / remember the bikes. Lol.
 
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2024 FXLRST 117”, stock heads with high lift springs, Reaper 538, 64mm TB and manifold, 5.5 injectors, wedge air cleaner and Sawicki 2-1

@DannyDaPorkchop Here ya go bud
 
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2023 FLHXST 117”, stock heads with high lift springs, Andrews 554, 64mm TB and manifold, 6.2 injectors, Boom Box AC and KW 2-1.
So when you pull the heads to replace the springs are you just replacing the head gaskets and reassembling without replacing the base gaskets? Reason I ask is I've heard some people have issues with the base gaskets weeping if not replaced at the same time. Also do you use brand new head bolts? I'm considering pulling my heads to change the head gasket from the .080 to a cometic .030 to bump up the compression a tad for the cam I'm wanting to run. BTW, it's a 24 FLTRX.
 
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Ok, one more question if you don't mind. If I were to pull the heads and cylinders to change out the gaskets would I install the cylinders dry? I've only ever put motors together with fresh cylinders and pistons and always used an ever so light film of oil on the cylinder walls. Sorry if this is a stupid question.
 
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Not a stupid question. I always use assembly lube when putting cylinders on pistons, whether the cylinder and pistons are new or used. Dry surfaces and friction of metal or metal is your enemy in that situation.
 
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In the dyno most of the morning doing some learning. This is the first center cooled bike I’ve tuned with the new TTS tuner. It’s a stock 23.5 CVORG 121 VVT with a P&A air cleaner and a KW 2-1. With the street tuner, it made 119hp / 138 tq. So I gained a decent amount of hp and lost a small amount of tq.
 
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2015 CVO RG now 117”

Blue was 117”, stock heads, stock TB, 5.7 injectors, stock AC, V&H power duals with 4.5” monster rounds

Red had added ported heads, modified Ness AC and ported TB
 
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We didn’t deck these heads, we had them ported and put some bigger valves in. But yes, we have changed to thinner gaskets before to bump compression up. We’re big fans of Cometic gaskets over the OEM laminated mesh things.
 
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Fixed a customer’s poor tune from 2 years ago that someone else did. 114”, diesel air cleaner, power duals headpipe and KW mufflers with their louvered baffles. Picked up 7hp and 4tq and the bike is a lot more healthy.
 
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2021 RGS 131”, stock heads with high lift springs, Reaper 521, 55mm TB and manifold, Ness AC, S&S short competition 2-1

Just finished this one up. Was a 114” with a 475 cam, same air cleaner and a long S&S 2-1. Gained 16hp and 24tq from what he had.
 
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Customer’s 2015 CVO Street Glide 110”. They had a Woods TW7H cam set installed somewhere else, I just tuned it.
Pretty happy with the results. Customer should be too.
 
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Customer’s 2021 RGS 114

Red is Harley torque cam, Trask AC, Jackpot 2-1-2 headpipe and TAB mufflers with quiet baffles and SE street tuner

Blue is Trask AC, Andrews 485, KW outlaw 2-2 headpipe and TAB mufflers with louvered baffles and dyno tune.


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Final look with AFRs
 
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I have a S&S 128 with 1st gen SE CNC heads with S&S540 cam. I like the cam, but want torque to peak a little higher. Really like the Andrews 554, but my springs are limited to .540 lift. Have you ever Dyno'd a Tman 2652 cam? Almost identical specs as 554, except lift in the .520's. Wondering if it performs similar to the 554, as most people describe it as a low-mid cam, but the 554 seems to keep pulling up top.
 
#556 ·
I have not used any TMan cams but have used their products before and haven’t ever been disappointed. I don’t see why your CNC head springs wouldn’t handle the Andrews 554 cam lift. I put SE high lift springs in my stock heads on my 117” and an Andrews 554 and haven’t had any issues or binding.
 
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Before and after.

Both have stock manifold, throttlebody and injectors.

Was a 114 with high flow air cleaner and a long 2-1

Now a 122” with an Andrews 554 and the same air cleaner and exhaust.
 
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Another one from today. Customer bought used 2018 RK 107. Wanted a cam, exhaust and tune. 107”, stock manifold, throttlebody and injectors, Andrews 465 cam, P&A air cleaner, Khromewerks stealth headpipe and the Rineharts that were on it.
 
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I put the 554 in a 131” with high compression pistons and made almost 160 squared. I’m still running stock heads on my 117” with the 554 and making 139/137. Trying to decide if I go with 11:1 pistons or try ported heads with +2 valves. Really trying to hit 150/150 and still be 117”. Lol