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I'm leaning to PCIII for now, and have another question... Are the "red" injectors higher flow than the black ones? Necessary with a cam, pipes, air cleaner and PCIII??
Yes, the red injectors are stock on Twin Cams and are an upgrade for the EVO. Good idea!
Holy poop is that the old bridge in senoia? I lived there from 80-1990. Have family and friends still in that location. The Powell's Tinsley's among others. Miss that old town.
Holy poop is that the old bridge in senoia? I lived there from 80-1990. Have family and friends still in that location. The Powell's Tinsley's among others. Miss that old town.
Haha, small world huh? I transplanted in '99, not sure if we'd know any of the same people, but you can see the town and surrounding area every Sunday night on The Walking Dead if you want to reminisce. That's the latest claim to fame for this little town, but there have been quite a few movies done here.. Pretty cool place to live.. That bridge is actually South of Thomaston off hwy 19, great little ride..
I put the EV27 cam in my 97 injected EVO it ran very hot so I installed the PCIII to add more fuel. It came pre-programed from Fuel Motto and has many other MAPS in it, the only MAP for a cam was too rich, I ran it for about a month then split the diff between the one Fuel Motto put on and the one I was running, still good today.
I put the EV27 cam in my 97 injected EVO it ran very hot so I installed the PCIII to add more fuel. It came pre-programed from Fuel Motto and has many other MAPS in it, the only MAP for a cam was too rich, I ran it for about a month then split the diff between the one Fuel Motto put on and the one I was running, still good today.
How do you like the EV27, is it in a bagger? Did you do anything else to it, compression, headwork, etc??
Yes it is in my Ultra, also worked the heads, adjustable push rods, Bored once over, and chrome pistons. Runs great after the PCIII. already had slip ons.
Yes it is in my Ultra, also worked the heads, adjustable push rods, Bored once over, and chrome pistons. Runs great after the PCIII. already had slip ons.
Cool, gotta ask another question though, if you don't mind.. I'm still debating the cam.. As of now, I've been pretty certain about a lower end/mild cam like the EV13, EVL3000 or EVL3010.. I'm looking for the grunt, but I'm having trouble finding actual dyno charts on each, to prove my understanding of the numbers.. Basically I'm just trying to find one that gives the most down low, but doesn't run out of steam before redline.. Actually, most of my riding will be in the 3500 range and I don't intend to run this bike more than 4-4500 except on very rare occasions... My dyna is the fun bike, this is my commuter.. I'm not planning pistons, headwork or any compression changes at this point, but I'd like to hear what you think about the power curve of the 27 in the real world, on a big bike..
If anyone else wants to chime in, please feel free, I'm all ears..
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