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82 HP

Performance and Technical information on Stage 3 engines for Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

Stage Three Engine Design

The Stage Three Basic engine represents a more extensive approach to improve engine performance with bolt-on components and a bolt-in camshaft. Most people can perform these modifications themselves. Modifications over stock engine are underlined in the list below. The estimated cost for these modifications ranges from $1500 to $1800. The performance of this type of engine provides dramatic improvements over a stock engine. An increases of 30 HP and 20 Ft.Lbs of torque was seen over the stock bike.
Development of this engine has been a carefully documented series of changes with the specific intent of creating a Stage Three engine that anyone with reasonably good mechanical skills could do over a weekend. The 82 horsepower obtained by bolting this engine combination together created an excellent perfoming bike.
In moving this bike from a Stage Two engine to a Stage Three engine, a set of Screamin Eagle Evolution heads were added. 
The major changes in making a Stage Two Basic engine over the Stage One Advanced is the addition of an Andrews EV-46 camshaft. The original cam bearing was removed and replaced with a Torrington. The stock Harley-Davidson  push rods were used.
Prior testing with the Screamin Eagle 6000 RPM street  ignition module had already produced excellent. No reason was seen to change from the SE ingition module. A maximum of 73.9 HP occured at 5950 RPMs, with maximum torque of 78.1 ft. lbs. at 4100 RPMs.
The HP and torque curves for this engine combination was very smooth, with a broad torque curve over 70 ft. lbs. starting at 2500 RPMs and extending to 5400 RPMs.

Year: 1997
Model: EVO
Bore: Stock
Stroke: Stock
Displacement: 1340cc
Cases: H-D
Assembly: Stephen Mullen
Crankshaft and Flywheel: H-D
Heads: Screamin Eagle
Intake Valves: 1.90"
Exhaust Valves: 1.62"
Valve Springs: H-D
Porting: None
Compression Ratio: 9.5:1
Pistons: H-D Stock
Cam: Andrew EV-46
Pushrods: H-D
Carb: Stock Keihin CV with DynoJet recalibration kit installed
Carb Jetting Information: 175 main jet, 45 slow jet installed

                                    needle clip in highest position
Carb Idle mixture screw: CCP replacement
Manifold: Stock
Air Cleaner: Screamin Eagle K&N
Ignition: Screamin Eagle 6000 RPM street module
Ignition Timing: 34° BTDC
Coil: Screamin Eagle Dual Fire

Plug Wires: Magnecor 8.5mm
Pipes: Stock headers with HD Slip-on Baloney cuts

Gaskets: James Gaskets
Dyno Tuning Facilities: CycleRama, Pinellas Park, FL. (813) 546-0889

81.7 HP @ 5700 RPM
87.1 ft. lbs. Torque @ 3900 RPM

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183 HP, 2 carbs, 2680cc

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