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Old 12-20-2013, 01:30 PM
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Default 107 build looking for a cam

I have 2013 ultra and putting a 107 kit in and had bean at bigboyz do the street port on the heads trying to finger out what cam would be a strong cam
had a red shift 577 in a street glide it worked good but would it be as strong with the bigger bike
look at the tman 590
any help would be great
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Old 12-20-2013, 01:41 PM
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Look at the cams that Woods Performance has. I ran them on my 2007 Ultra with a 113ci. engine. Dynoe'ed at 120hp, and 120torque. Power band right at 3000rpm. Ran hard and fast. Loved it!!
 
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either woods or zippers 650 lift cams. get ya some torque there !
 
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I am running TW-777's in my FM107" and love them .... 100 ft-lbs at 2,650 rpm and peaking at 124 ft-lbs from 3,250-4,000 rpm. The 30T sprocket brings it all on really quick too.
 
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GMR just did a 107 build for my bike. GMR's Genesis 577 cam. 100 ft lbs at 2300 rpm and 123 ft lbs at 3700 rpm. Power comes early and keeps pulling to redline.
 

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Think of S&S 585 or 594 gear drives if your cranks good.
 
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I would think ya would have picked a cam before having the heads done?? I'd sure call bigboyz because they should know what works with the heads they did and point towards a cam that will suit your riding style/expectations??? I'm a big fan of having a "goal" and putting together parts designed to work together instead of doing "science projects".
 

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once the do the heads u got to ask them,who knows what chamber volume and compression u have.
 
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I'm running the Wood TW-555 in my 107. I love it.

121 ft lbs of torque. I carry 100+ ft lbs of torque from 2600 rpm all the way to 5500 rpm. 106 hp isn't shabby either. No head work.

My only suggestion for you is to go with a proven kit. You'll get the best results that way.
 
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Originally Posted by equandt
I'm running the Wood TW-555 in my 107. I love it.

121 ft lbs of torque. I carry 100+ ft lbs of torque from 2600 rpm all the way to 5500 rpm. 106 hp isn't shabby either. No head work.

My only suggestion for you is to go with a proven kit. You'll get the best results that way.
Good to know. Doing FM 107 and "b" heads. Already have the tw-555 cams

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