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Old Oct 31, 2014 | 05:28 PM
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Hi guys just bought some piston SE Highcomp cast piston #22661-99a, will be boring my cylinder too but now I need to know wich cam will be the best for an 95 street ripper so shoot your advice on cam choice ?
 

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Old Oct 31, 2014 | 06:13 PM
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Not being that informed on cams but, opening the question to what cams are bestis like asking this forum what is the best oil. My suggestion is, do some homework on on different manufacturers and different grinds. Choose a couple then maybe ask what the consensus is on those. I had a 95" kit put in my 02 FXD with the SE 203's, looking for torque for two up riding at the time. I'm quite satisfied with this decision.
 
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Old Oct 31, 2014 | 06:26 PM
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The group of cams from which will choose may depend on whether you have head work done.
 
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Old Oct 31, 2014 | 06:27 PM
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well looking for torque at the start , i usually shift right before redline, and max speed i go is about 160-180 kph sometimes ,guess I like to go fast and i'm looking for a redlight ripper without compromising too much highway riding
 
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well looking for torque at the start , i usually shift right before redline, and max speed i go is about 160-180 kph sometimes ,guess I like to go fast and i'm looking for a redlight ripper without compromising too much highway riding
Andrews 26 (My 95 = 85 hp and 95 Ft lbs torque w/ no headwork.) Pulls from 2200 through 5500 with the best torque b/w 2600 and 4000. Like the 203's on steroids IMO, they love the bump in compression from the S/E pistons.
 

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Old Oct 31, 2014 | 06:38 PM
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Andrews 37.
 
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Old Oct 31, 2014 | 06:41 PM
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Those pistons will take your compression to about 10.2 to 1 so you will want a cam with an intake close about 40 degrees before top dead center. Maybe you could get away with an Andrews 37 on a well tuned bike. That compression is to high for an Andrews 26 or a SE 203. If your heads are 2004 or earlier keep the lift under .525, ok to go to .550 lift if 2005 or later heads. Google Bigboyz porting and Check out that website to compare cams and you cranking pressure with various cams.
 
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06 Dyna no head work planned
 
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With your 06 you can run any of the modern bolt ins up to .585 lift. I'd probably suggest an Andrews 54 or 57, they work really well and run about $100 cheaper than other manufacturers. I'd pay a couple hundred bucks to have someone do at least a quick clean up (street port) on the heads while they're off. Then a good tune by someone that knows how to dial in that supertrapp. If all goes well it should make 95/105+ no problem.
 
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Running those pistons with Andrews 26s and . 40" head gaskets....runs great. had the 37s but didn't like the loss in bottom end even though it pulled really nice on top.

Did the 26s in my brother's 95" with a little lower compression (9.25:1) and it runs great as well.

I think the Andrews 26s are a great cam for the money...
 

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