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What Cams for this set up ? - 5/20/2008 11:22:30 AM

Road King Craig

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Iam goin with Thunderheaders 2-1, K&N high flow cleaner, PC3, on my 2008 RKC What cams should I go with ? and how much are they ?
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RE: What Cams for this set up ? - 5/20/2008 12:06:45 PM

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ORIGINAL: Road King Craig

Men,
Iam goin with Thunderheaders 2-1, K&N high flow cleaner, PC3, on my 2008 RKC What cams should I go with ? and how much are they ?
Tj
[/quote Ask yourself what kind of power am I looking for low end, mid range or top end. Then we can help you.

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RE: What Cams for this set up ? - 5/20/2008 1:17:21 PM

Road King Craig

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Low end, to mid range.
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RE: What Cams for this set up ? - 5/20/2008 3:48:37 PM

HDWRENCH

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Status: offline Well since you are staying with stock compression correct?? And i am sure the power bug will bite you sooner or later ( it bites most ) i think that you could choose a nice cam for what you have now and still use this cam later. Andrews 54 woods 6-6 hq HQ 500 or the zippers 575 all will work well with what you have , are chain drive and give you room to grow.

Leaving it stock and not moving up I think the HQ 500 or the woods 6-6 are neck and neck for the low end power. i have not seen a head to head comparision between the two. Add this to a 103 combo would be a stump puller set up.

Again most will step up in size before too long

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RE: What Cams for this set up ? - 5/21/2008 3:29:52 AM

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Woods 6-6 is what I would put in.

Great from low-end to the top end.............just keeps pulling hard.

If/when you go to 103", add headwork, increase compression.............the cam just gets better.

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RE: What Cams for this set up ? - 5/21/2008 4:47:34 AM

DRAGOSBIKEWORKS

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Status: offline A set of S&S 510 cams if this a stock 96. work pretty good.

If you are looking for bolt in cams......only

1. SE 203 cam

2. Andrew 26

3. crane hi roller cams HTC 300-2 low end/ mid range

4. crane hi roller cam HTC 310-2 across the board.

5. and some of the others cams that were posted....... I hope this helps......

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RE: What Cams for this set up ? - 5/21/2008 12:30:59 PM

spankustang

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Status: offline Andrews 37H would work great.
They can be found online for less than $300

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