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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 11:06 AM
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Motor work is addictive! If you don't want to go to a 2-1 (black Thunderheader might look pretty cool on your bike!) ask Chad about going to a little hotter cam and you should be able to hit 100/100+.

I had the Andrews TW37 when I was at 88", but when I moved to 95", I switched to the Andrews TW55 and was over the 100/100. The Wood cams are also real good.


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ha ha ha i have his old motor in my bike! i am just shy of the 100/100 mark but i was nto willing to get rid of my pipes a 2-1 would have put me there... motor build was the best move i have done...
 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 11:21 AM
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may look into that.. for now the 37 is a nice cam.. works well for as much riding i do and with 2 up and touring... that is the main reason i went with it... well that and i got them for next to nothing
 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 11:56 AM
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Agree. I really liked the TW37. Just figured a cam swap may be all you would need to do to exceed 100/100, and you could stay with your 2-2 pipes and not have to change the look of your bike.

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may look into that.. for now the 37 is a nice cam.. works well for as much riding i do and with 2 up and touring... that is the main reason i went with it... well that and i got them for next to nothing
 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by JRK5892
ill scan my dyno in after lunch... Chad built my motor and i basicly handed tools and learned as much as i could... all my info is below my signature.
Ive sen your bike on here alot, looks sick... Hows all that power feel with those apes? I had 16s on mine (burly narrow bottoms) but now im taking her a different route, 10" t bars on the riser extentions, theyre only 28" wide though lol...
 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 01:20 PM
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Also guys what do you think about Dewey head designs? (http://deweysheads.com/HDBD_home.html) They were recommended to me in another thread, id like to get your opinion here.
I was looking at there pro street heads. Theyre webside didnt too many specs so i emailed them and waiting to hear back. Looks like theyve got some good numbers up on theyre site so i thought id get some more input.
 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by JRK5892
ha ha ha i have his old motor in my bike! i am just shy of the 100/100 mark but i was nto willing to get rid of my pipes a 2-1 would have put me there... motor build was the best move i have done...
Funny thing about dyno results. If Joe jumps on his and catches me off guard, it takes me a few seconds to reel him in. Joe's numbers seem low, but it runs pretty damn good.

Here is my new engines dyno sheet. Larry's stage 2+ heads and 4 1/8" bore Axtell jugs. Its about 10.5:1 compression, no pinging or heat problems.

 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Dyna_in_the_works
Also guys what do you think about Dewey head designs? (http://deweysheads.com/HDBD_home.html) They were recommended to me in another thread, id like to get your opinion here.
I was looking at there pro street heads. Theyre webside didnt too many specs so i emailed them and waiting to hear back. Looks like theyve got some good numbers up on theyre site so i thought id get some more input.
I have heard good things about them. Your original build plan sounds pretty good. I would use flat top pistons insted of the HC's. Have the heads cc'd and milled.

I push Larrys work mostly because he is about 30min from my house. He is a great guy, and has been very helpful to me in my builds.

Who ever you use, if you have seen their name mentioned here or on the other major sites, I am sure you will get good results. 100/100 has become the new standard for 95's and most all the porters are making those numbers with their heads.
 

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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by redrubicon2004
I have heard good things about them. Your original build plan sounds pretty good. I would use flat top pistons insted of the HC's. Have the heads cc'd and milled.

I push Larrys work mostly because he is about 30min from my house. He is a great guy, and has been very helpful to me in my builds.

Who ever you use, if you have seen their name mentioned here or on the other major sites, I am sure you will get good results. 100/100 has become the new standard for 95's and most all the porters are making those numbers with their heads.

so between the two, Big Boyz and Dewey its a coin flip in your opinion, i know that heads and eshaust are basically the 2 most important pats of the build so i want to get those parts right.
 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 02:27 PM
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I hear you on the cams it is a good idea... may actually do that in the future, it is a good idea!!! and i can keep my pipe... but the bike does rip! i love it...

apes are going away well kind of... Hogrida let me design a custom set of bars for my bike and then send him the dimensions and he made them up for me... here they are... i wanted the illusion of big apes and only a 12 in rise. so i dropped the bars down 3 in then came up with them ... yes wiring is going to be a blast ha ha ha but they will be completely 1 of a kind and i am super jacked to get them on...

 
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Old Nov 17, 2010 | 02:29 PM
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you wanna see something funny... come riding with us... between me chad and his brother, then all the rest of my buddies... that light turns green and CHAD and i are ROMPING on them just to get bragging rights at the next light! ha ha ha
i like to use the "i miss shifted" excuse ha ha ha
 
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