I have an 06 Street Bob all stock internals and I'm looking for a cam. I have a forcewinder intake, powercommander III and V&H Big Radius. My question is I've heard that the SE-255 cams fall off short, but they seem to have more lift than the Andrew's 37H cam. My question is I prefer a cam that is easily tuneable, a nice loopy sound at idle and lil more higher rpm grunt that what the SE-255 may produce, any suggestion or help guys???

 

There seems to be good things mentioned about the Andrews 54H.

 

You'll never get a "nice loopy sound at idle" with a late model FI twin cam.It's not a shovelhead.Longhairs suggestion is a good one, I prefer the 37 with the shorter stroke of the 06 88". The Woods 6-6 would be my choice if I do it again.

 

So the Woods or Andrews 54H are both bolt in cams? No head work, or springs required???

 

SC-Longhair, the 54H is designed for the 96 cubic engine, or will that fit the 88 as well?

 

Cycle-rama! Their custom grind cams are available to the public now.

 

+1 Cycle Rama all the way

 

Just finishing getting all my parts together for my 95" build on my
03 dyna lowrider, after lots of reading at research finally
went and purchased the mackie tc510 (bolt in), looks alot like
the woods 6, 38 intake closing and a duration of 240, suppose to
pull from 2200 all the way thru, cant wait to get this all installed
*03 fxdl
*42 mikuni carb
*1550 se flat tops, bored cyl.
*mackie tc510 cams
*se ignition
*v&h big radius exhaust
*se air
*

 

Won't be dissapointed with Mackie's stuff...designs killer profiles!