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Well, I think its about time for some new cams. I don't know much about motor work. I was thinking about the SE cams. I heard they are very good. ANYONE KNOW THE PART NUMBER? THey aren't listed on the HD website. ANy other recommendations? Is warranty gone if I go with other cams?
If you can't get to the address, just go to the MoCo website in the accessories and appararel section. The link can be found in the lower right corner of the page.
Let us know what you picked. I'm going for a 255 kit for my TC 96 instead of going big bore 103. Have a nice day...
Warranty? Depends on your dealer...lots of good options out there, do some research cause there are alot of sets that offer better grinds than SE offers! IMO.
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