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lee

Well-Known Member
got it. Thanks Gentlemen. Just looked at my graph and as you say they do meet at 5250, but at a touch under 100. The curve may not be as flat as I first said because it only goes in increments of 50.
 

free

New Member
One exception to the rule of torque and hp meeting at 5250. If the scales on both sides of the graph are not equal the lines will meet at a different rpm.
 

echoniner111

Active Member
I see all these hp/torque numbers but don't see anybodies mods, to get 120 plus hp and torque :eek: you some serious work done. Stock 117's normaly make around 100 hp . With adding a .600 cam and a intake your only getting 5 to 7 more so these 120 numbers sound like some fishing stories I've heard by a camp fire.:roll:
 

barhopper

Another round please
I see all these hp/torque numbers but don't see anybodies mods, to get 120 plus hp and torque :eek: you some serious work done. Stock 117's normaly make around 100 hp . With adding a .600 cam and a intake your only getting 5 to 7 more so these 120 numbers sound like some fishing stories I've heard by a camp fire.:roll:
I have a Dyna Y2k ignition, 650 woods cam, ported, XXX carb, I had mine dyno'd at 115 HP, 125 TQ. No bullshit stories here. :cheers:
 
I see all these hp/torque numbers but don't see anybodies mods, to get 120 plus hp and torque :eek: you some serious work done. Stock 117's normaly make around 100 hp . With adding a .600 cam and a intake your only getting 5 to 7 more so these 120 numbers sound like some fishing stories I've heard by a camp fire.:roll:
This is with cam (woods .650) cut cylinders, and some minor headwork.
 

lee

Well-Known Member
similar to me. Jugs cut, IST ignition, Woods .650 cam, PSI carb, S&S dual runner intake, 2 into 1 exhaust, shit like that
 
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