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Jul 28, 2009 | 04:17 PM

sabatino48

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Bolt in cam

Hey guys whats up i was wondering if anyone know whats is the best cam to bolt right into a 06 fxdci for a little more get up and go for 2 up riding , that is with a stock motor, Dont have money to do motor yet , any info will help , i have been looking but cant make up my mind,

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Jul 28, 2009 | 04:21 PM

jarhead45

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Headquarters 500 cam or the Woods TW6-6... at least that is the reasearch I have come up with. Others may say differant

Jul 28, 2009 | 04:35 PM

ackman1968

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I have the Andrews 26H cams. I would have went with the 37H but got a great deal on these from a guy that changed his mind and never installed them. The bike hasn't been dynod so I can't give any numbers. Best thing to do is HONESTLY identify what you want from the bike before buying. Many times bigger isn't always better.

Jul 28, 2009 | 04:50 PM

paul s

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I dropped in the 37's and I'm happy with them but if you ride two up most of the time the 26's would be better cams, the intake valve closing at 35 degrees brings the TQ on early.

Jul 28, 2009 | 04:54 PM

jackyl

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Originally Posted by paul s

I dropped in the 37's and I'm happy with them but if you ride two up most of the time the 26's would be better cams, the intake valve closing at 35 degrees brings the TQ on early.

agreed

Jul 28, 2009 | 05:27 PM

chad peterson

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Originally Posted by paul s

I dropped in the 37's and I'm happy with them but if you ride two up most of the time the 26's would be better cams, the intake valve closing at 35 degrees brings the TQ on early.

Absolutely on the money with this...as you mentioned no motor work & alot of 2-up riding! Jarhead is on the money aswell with the TW-6-6...a very good set! I usually suggest those if ya want a good set now & mild head work & BB down the road. Those 26's are great for more torque in a stocker!

Jul 28, 2009 | 08:11 PM

AdrianVall

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I've been told by one of the best tuners around (Doc1), that the Andrews 26 cam is probably the best cam for our 88 ci. motors. The woods cam he said is to much cam for this motor.. would be good with a 95" big bore I'm sure. But he STRONGLY reccomended the 26.