*New* TW-222 cams by Wood Performance
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Here's something I don't get..
FM 107" w/TW-555's make 106.62HP/118.76tq, but (i guess, according to your page) the same bike with the 107" w/TW-222's make 104.74HP/122.74TQ? Where's that extra torque coming from? and will the 222's be offered with the 107" kit? and I guess is there a price difference between the 222's, 555's, or 777's with the 107" kit?
FM 107" w/TW-555's make 106.62HP/118.76tq, but (i guess, according to your page) the same bike with the 107" w/TW-222's make 104.74HP/122.74TQ? Where's that extra torque coming from? and will the 222's be offered with the 107" kit? and I guess is there a price difference between the 222's, 555's, or 777's with the 107" kit?
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Jamie Long / Fuel Moto USA
The USA's Leader V-Twin EFI & Performance www.fuelmotousa.com
Contact 920-423-3309
Email jamie@fuelmotousa.com
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Stud Duck (10-14-2016)
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Stud Duck (10-14-2016)
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Now that they changed them to roller instead of Morris chain and hydraulic instead of spring loaded and changed the composition of the shoe most people have had no issues. With the new allowable tolerances for crank runout at .012 and most twincams between .003-.005 the cost of truing crank so you can run gear drives doesn't really make sense anymore. If your upgrading an older twincam not only is it cheaper to go hhydraulic but you get the added benefit of an improved oil pump. my comment was directed at post 07 cranks. Pre 07 go gears if you like.
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Stud Duck (10-14-2016)
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Now that they changed them to roller instead of Morris chain and hydraulic instead of spring loaded and changed the composition of the shoe most people have had no issues. With the new allowable tolerances for crank runout at .012 and most twincams between .003-.005 the cost of truing crank so you can run gear drives doesn't really make sense anymore. If your upgrading an older twincam not only is it cheaper to go hhydraulic but you get the added benefit of an improved oil pump. my comment was directed at post 07 cranks. Pre 07 go gears if you like.
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PoiDog (06-15-2017)