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Even though the 08 heads with the "beehive" springs can take upwards of .575+ lift at what point do these heads loose flow?
What i'm trying to figure out is, even if you put in a higher lift cam, if the heads only flow to say about .500 then it really makes no sense to put higher lift cams.
Looking to do a cam in a 96 inch "bolt in" and want the most bang for the install...
i would like to hear the answer to that question also, as for cams,i put a set of s.e. 211s in a friends 08 dyna ,pc3,rush 2.25 slipons,it made 93h.p 96trq. it runs 12.20s at 109 at the track.
Listen guys give Dave from JD's a call in the morning
at 1-610-297-0321 he hsa a few done and he also has maps for the new bikes with a few diffrent combos of cams.
with the drop in cams you will still need to have a base map to get ya going.
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