Woods cam
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From: Florida
Looks like a mid-upper rpm cam on paper. Would be a good choice for a solo ridden fxr, dyna, or other light bike. With an ICA of 46*, and 248* of duration it would be best to increase compression and do some head work. Goes without saying, intake and exhaust upgrades would be a good idea as well.
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From: la la land jerzey
woods 7 is the cross / match for the andrews EV46 BUT the woods cams LSA combined is 107 sooo it likes to rev out and comes on later, forget what is in the comic books, the math numbers tell the tale - the 46 andrews has an LSA of 104 combined soo it has more usable power when driving the bike at crusing speed ,///
comes down too do you want grunt at hwy speed or do you want to feel the pull up high in the RPMs
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comes down too do you want grunt at hwy speed or do you want to feel the pull up high in the RPMs
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From: Ohio
Big bike? light bike? ride normal or like your hair is on fire? the later intake closing Woods cams can work but gotta run the compression up or you will need a pusher vehicle until the R's come in. Let's bump the compression, do the heads and put the W8 in it I have by the laptop and giddy up!
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