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similar cams
I know there are tons of threads about cams but I just need some opinions.
2010 FXD Stock motor, high flow air cleaner, RB Racing pipe... I'm weighing options on cams.
I have a sportster that runs SE 575s and when I jump on the Dyna it just doesn't seem to have the torque/power in the mid to high rpms. I know, I know... completely different bikes and builds.
But, is there a cam out there that will get me close? I want to go into head work and high compression pistons as of yet.
I tend to ride in upper rpms, don't know why, I guess to me it seems easier to slow the engine and easier to up shift for maneuvering.
2010 FXD Stock motor, high flow air cleaner, RB Racing pipe... I'm weighing options on cams.
I have a sportster that runs SE 575s and when I jump on the Dyna it just doesn't seem to have the torque/power in the mid to high rpms. I know, I know... completely different bikes and builds.
But, is there a cam out there that will get me close? I want to go into head work and high compression pistons as of yet.
I tend to ride in upper rpms, don't know why, I guess to me it seems easier to slow the engine and easier to up shift for maneuvering.
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I saw Andrews makes a new TW57 cam. Supposed to be the same specs as the 37, but it has .560 lift. You will only get so much with a stock engine. A high rpm cam will be a dog without high compression and head work. The 57 should work well enough with a 96" and stock compression though. Would be better if it had a little more. Maybe use a .030 head gasket.
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