Recommendations for a cam
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Recommendations for a cam
Hello I have a 99 Sportster 1200 case that I have got Wiseco 10 / 10 to 1 compression Dome top with Stage 2 thunderstorm heads right now I'm running a Andrews N8 cam I have the dynatek 2000i twin Tec single fire ignition Riviera Primo clutch this is my everyday Rider what do y'all think would be a good fit for that setup I can't find any kind of a or website that you can enter in what you have four components and come up with suitable parts thanks for your advice
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the sport was a pretty hot setup from the factory and you have a tad more than it. when you build, you must have a purpose and design around it.
if you want to waken up what you have, install a johnson engineering sportgear. if you leave the final drive ratio it will pull like a banshie.
if you want to waken up what you have, install a johnson engineering sportgear. if you leave the final drive ratio it will pull like a banshie.
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SE 536's seem to be pretty popular for a hot street build. Hammer's getting over 100hp with it in their finely tuned 1250 kit.
I went with Red Shift 630/585's for a table top torque curve in my 88ci build back a few years ago. 10:1 is MAX with the intake close on them stump pulling bumpsticks.
I went with Red Shift 630/585's for a table top torque curve in my 88ci build back a few years ago. 10:1 is MAX with the intake close on them stump pulling bumpsticks.
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