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Engine Mechanical TopicsDiscussion for motor builds, cams, head work, stripped bolts and other engine related issues. The good and the bad. If it goes round and around or up and down, post it here.
So I have had Andrews48 cams in my 05 Fatboy for a few years and love them. Bike runs strong and sounds great. I am looking at getting the heads cleaned up a little bit and changing the Valve seals this year. As we all know 05 to early 06 seals suck and will leak at some point
My mechanic , who said if he has the heads off why not go with a 95 inch kit at the same time.
I guess what I am trying to find out is if teh Andrews 48 cams i have in there now will work or will I need to change them also if I install a 95 inch kit?
So I have had Andrews48 cams in my 05 Fatboy for a few years and love them. Bike runs strong and sounds great. I am looking at getting the heads cleaned up a little bit and changing the Valve seals this year. As we all know 05 to early 06 seals suck and will leak at some point
My mechanic , who said if he has the heads off why not go with a 95 inch kit at the same time.
I guess what I am trying to find out is if teh Andrews 48 cams i have in there now will work or will I need to change them also if I install a 95 inch kit?
Bore to 98" along with some cylinder head work.
HUGE increase then
Scott
So I have had Andrews48 cams in my 05 Fatboy for a few years and love them. Bike runs strong and sounds great. I am looking at getting the heads cleaned up a little bit and changing the Valve seals this year. As we all know 05 to early 06 seals suck and will leak at some point
My mechanic , who said if he has the heads off why not go with a 95 inch kit at the same time.
I guess what I am trying to find out is if teh Andrews 48 cams i have in there now will work or will I need to change them also if I install a 95 inch kit?
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