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bayou boy


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posted June 14, 2009 12:56 PM        
HORSE POWER NUMBERS

ANYBODY KNOWS WHAT THESE KITS & MOTOR PACKAGES ARE DOING ON MOTOR.

I SEEN THREE 14'S ,ONE WITH THE MUZZY PISTION KIT, THE OTHER CARPENTER, THEN A KWS THAT ONLY HAD 185HP,.. JUST WANT TO KNOW BEFORE I SPEND ALOT OF MONEY.

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davisag


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posted June 14, 2009 01:21 PM        
hi
guess i could kick it off, have crank and rods balanced, 13.5-1 j&e std bore pistons, ported head, carpenter cams and valve spring kit
ti force ex , power commander and ignition module, with bmc street filter.
208 hp rear wheel and 112 ft lb torque

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Shane661


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posted June 14, 2009 01:23 PM        Edited By: Shane661 on 14 Jun 2009 21:23
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hi
guess i could kick it off, have crank and rods balanced, 13.5-1 j&e std bore pistons, ported head, carpenter cams and valve spring kit
ti force ex , power commander and ignition module, with bmc street filter.
208 hp rear wheel and 112 ft lb torque



STD or SAE? What kind of fuel?

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butta4hc


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posted June 15, 2009 06:24 AM        
Back in 2006...
Full Muzzy M14
Power Commander
Motor Bolts Untouched
188.8 RWHP

Back in 2006, Eddie Krawiec ran an 8.77 on my bike. Stretched. Lowered. Air. All motor. (Just thought I would throw that in there, lol)
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bayou boy


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posted June 15, 2009 10:40 AM        
don't want standard numbers, only the sae numbers,
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billeason


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posted June 15, 2009 11:09 AM        
Two mil pistons,lightened/balanced crank, carpenter head and cams= 221hp with a good tune. Bike runs 850's 158 and runs it on the street everyday. I haven't used the new head bob was working on a while back but its bigger yet then the ones i use of his. I am putting one on a 3x5 soon and will report back the difference of the two...........................Bill
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Flyboy


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posted June 15, 2009 02:06 PM        Edited By: Flyboy on 15 Jun 2009 22:49

Stock pistons, crank, plugs and Brocks Gen 3 or Smeg- Can't remember.
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billeason


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posted June 15, 2009 02:52 PM        
That's a hot motor even in std ratings, on average most of them i have dyno'ed give 175 179 hp with bolt ons. This actual hp of course on a super flow. As with any dyno'' its a tool the real test is on the road/track. ............................Bill
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Shane661


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posted June 15, 2009 03:26 PM        Edited By: Shane661 on 15 Jun 2009 23:28
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Stock pistons, crank, plugs and Brocks Gen 3 or Smeg- Can't remember.


I see it has had cylinder head work. Milled, port & polish...Supersport head, or ??

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billeason


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posted June 15, 2009 03:38 PM        
Yea'' that's a god motor build. Who ever built it did a good job is all i meant. The 14 head is tricky and you need some decent knowledge of flow characteristic's or these heads are best left alone. .............Bill
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KawaBonzai


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posted June 15, 2009 04:04 PM        
You don't even need to do engine work to get 185hp.

My 09 did 181hp / 104tq SAE with just PC-III, BMC Race, M10 + M14.

I'm sure with ram air it's easily 185 on the road. Spend some Dyno tuning time, lil bit of mods and yer looking at perhaps 190.
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Shane661


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posted June 15, 2009 04:08 PM        
All 185 hp motors are not created equal. The real test is on the track, not the dyno.
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KawaBonzai


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posted June 15, 2009 04:11 PM        
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All 185 hp motors are not created equal. The real test is on the track, not the dyno.


+1
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SteddyTeddy


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posted June 16, 2009 04:31 AM        
That's one ugly looking power graph!

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