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Will adding SE pro cnc ported heads add anything to my SE585 cam in my 110. Right now I have stock heads and throttle body. I have been told that more air is not going to add a whole lot to my build.
You haven't provided enough detail on the motor configuration for a definitive answer. What 110" kit has been installed? Are you currently running SE585 cams? What heads are you currently running? You need to focus on matching components to maximize performance rather than just throwing parts at the motor hoping it will turn out right.
Will adding SE pro cnc ported heads add anything to my SE585 cam in my 110. Right now I have stock heads and throttle body. I have been told that more air is not going to add a whole lot to my build.
I don't see why not. More air in, more air out = more power..... Providing everything is match as Djl mention....
2016
110" Harley # 92500035
SE 585 Cams
4" cylinder
10.2:1 piston
SE Tappits
SE Billet Cam Plate
SE High volume oil pump
VH V02 Naked A/C
VH Power Duals
VH Twin Slasher Slip-ons
Power Vision
So I'm starting to learn these bot on kits are not all they are cracked up to be. I think my cam has to go if I switch th TW999-6A, add the heads like I was going to anyway and a new HPi 55mm throttle body with 4.9 injectors I will end up with a way better build. Right now I'm stock heads and throttle body. My Dyno numbers came out 91HP and 111TQ seemed real low.
Last edited by otter10111; Mar 6, 2017 at 06:12 PM.
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