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I will be gathering components for a 107 bagger build on a 2010 SG this year and would like to know those with experience on their top (3) cams they would consider their short list. My riding style is probably 70% solo and would like the power to come on under the curve (low-mid) torque cams. I am not interested in peak numbers because that is not the range or rpm in which I ride. I am guessing compression should be around 10.5 to 10.8 area.

I would like to see 115+HP/ 120+TQ (Is this feasible?)

I already have Zippers MaxFlow, D&D Boss Cat exhaust, TTS tuner and Woods TW6 but, I don't think just doing a BB with these components will get me there.

Will I need a larger throttle body, injectors and does the crank need to be Hobanized?

Thank you....
 
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Go to http://www.fuelmotousa.com/107-inch-big-bore.html and read to your hearts content. Many folks here have used him. Hillside Cycles is another good one.
 
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Go to http://www.fuelmotousa.com/107-inch-big-bore.html and read to your hearts content. Many folks here have used him. Hillside Cycles is another good one.
I have gone to Fuel Moto and have spoken with Scott, Steve, Tman just to name a few of head porters and services being offered. I was just trying to get the consumers perspective with regards to cams selection. Thank you....
 
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Did 113/116 on my 103 with a DME 575L camset. 4 cubes should pop those numbers or get darn close.
 
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Did 113/116 on my 103 with a DME 575L camset. 4 cubes should pop those numbers or get darn close.
What size throttle body, tuner, exhaust and compression are you running? Do you have a dyno graph that I can look at?
 
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SEPST and I am running SE 10.5 pistons and it was bolt together deal, pistons were down in the hole like 10 thou. My exhaust is an RB racing 1 3/4" primary LSR(baffled) 2-1. Bike runs fairly cool and quiet.
 
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...I would like to see 115+HP/ 120+TQ (Is this feasible?)...
Seems on the high side for a torque cam, but I am sure that it has been/can be done. Looks like you have good pipes to help you get there. Good luck.
 
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Listen to whoever ya pick for the headwork. They will know what works. You should be looking at the comb, not just the cam.
 
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107" 10.5-1 kit
S&S .585 cams
1.900/1.615 headwork flowing 255+ @ 28"
115+/120+
 
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Originally Posted by RottnRam
I will be gathering components for a 107 bagger build on a 2010 SG this year and would like to know those with experience on their top (3) cams they would consider their short list. My riding style is probably 70% solo and would like the power to come on under the curve (low-mid) torque cams. I am not interested in peak numbers because that is not the range or rpm in which I ride. I am guessing compression should be around 10.5 to 10.8 area.

I would like to see 115+HP/ 120+TQ (Is this feasible?)

I already have Zippers MaxFlow, D&D Boss Cat exhaust, TTS tuner and Woods TW6 but, I don't think just doing a BB with these components will get me there.

Will I need a larger throttle body, injectors and does the crank need to be Hobanized?

Thank you....
Jeremy @ Bowling Green HD, Bowling Green, KY, tuned a 107" years ago(2008-2009 I believe) to just those numbers with that cam.
Our Stage IV Heads, 55 HPI, Fatcat.
Hits hard off the bottom and then the heads let it run out the back door.
Scott
 
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