Calculating RPM's without a tach
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Cool, now if I just knew how many teeth on the sprockets:blink:
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One, singular...tooth... Just sayin'... |
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Gray...thanks for the no help.
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I have an excel spreadsheet, I was given. If anyone is interested. PM and I will email.
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If you are going 70 mph on a 2006 or earlier twin cam you are at 3000 rpms. That is all you need to know about rpms.
Well maybe one more thing. If you twist the throtle on a 2006 or earlier twin cam and it starts to cut off you need to shift to a higher gear. That is all. |
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A 2:1 eliminates the need to shift to a higher gear on the 2006 and older models. :DD |
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So are you saying all those guys who say their Harley's can do 150mph is lying? :roflback:
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"Burger King moto"
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I can do the math, but it's easier to look at the tach. :doh:
Thorns |
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