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CVO 110 twin cams, running hot

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  • Ratbob
    Ratbob
    6 years ago
    Hi Hoody, thanks for the clarification. Difficult subject for us novices but I think I get it. Cheers
  • Grease Monkey
    Grease Monkey
    6 years ago
    Big valves in these 110's, the stock dual springs do ok, my cams are 590 lift and the engine stays sane at 6200, I wouldn't ride at that for long but if you don't get it there you can't tune it there, dyno or street.
  • taztiger4
    taztiger4
    6 years ago
    Quoting Grease Monkey on 22 Apr 2019 10:33 AM

    What state/city are you in? We can try and find you a good one. Go with the tuner they want to use.

    Quoting taztiger4 on 22 Apr 2019 10:42 AM

    Melbourne

    cheers

    Quoting Grease Monkey on 22 Apr 2019 10:51 AM

    Eastern Big Twin in Pakenham are a sponsor, they tune with PowerVision, you would be looking at about $200 for the licence and about $600 for the tune, don't quote me on that but that's about the going rate, if you want to go a bit out of your way Lushy is in Victor Harbour, he does a top notch job.

    Finally got around to getting EBT to tune my stock CVO FatBob with SE slip ons & decided to go with the Power Vision Licence Key option 

    I picked it up today & quickly rode the 40ks back to work.

    I am loathe to say its a different bike but fuck me its a different bike !!

    Not making huge HP, but torque is really strong & runs waaayyy cooler

    Ended up max 91hp @5350 & 114 nm @ 3190

    Money very well spent , learnt a lot in a short time from Brian & what a true gentleman & knowledgeable bloke Brian is.

    Thanks for the recommendation


  • Ratbob
    Ratbob
    6 years ago
    Thanks for the info Taztiger.
    It’s good to know that just getting a decent tune can help cool these old 110’s. 

  • Grease Monkey
    Grease Monkey
    6 years ago
    You are now converted aye, tuned they just run better everywhere, numbers aside what matters is how well they respond, smoother, crisper, it's just a better mousetrap.
  • Grease Monkey
    Grease Monkey
    6 years ago
    The numbers you got are pretty much the norm for the 110 with 255's tuned, just a bit of trivia I put Andrews 32's in my 110 and got the local shop to tune it, numbers were less than stellar with SE mufflers but initially I was pretty happy with it, then I started playing around with mufflers and exhaust configurations, it woke right up and became a different beast altogether, stock they will take more cam than maths alone would suggest, Herko and Dewy did a few different cams in these over in the states when they first started making the 110's, you don't ride a dyno sheet.
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