TW 6-6 cam or Redshift 577?
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TW 6-6 cam or Redshift 577?
Anyone have experience with this choice?
I am going to put Baisley Superstock heads on my 103. Just wondering about the cam. I have a 255 cam in the bike now. I am at 86/98 and would like about 10 percent more of both. (Its a bagger so I want low end torque)
Maybe someone knows if the 255 will work with a superstock head...?
I am going to put Baisley Superstock heads on my 103. Just wondering about the cam. I have a 255 cam in the bike now. I am at 86/98 and would like about 10 percent more of both. (Its a bagger so I want low end torque)
Maybe someone knows if the 255 will work with a superstock head...?
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if your getting hi lift springs in the heads, get a higher lift Woods cam, the 6 would work great but something in the 570 to 600 lift would be even better, that is if your pistons will clear it. Are you using SE pistons or aftermarket ones??
the Tman 625 or 590 would be awesome too. If your bike is heavier, the head-quarter 575 cam is a stump puller too!
the Tman 625 or 590 would be awesome too. If your bike is heavier, the head-quarter 575 cam is a stump puller too!
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if your getting hi lift springs in the heads, get a higher lift Woods cam, the 6 would work great but something in the 570 to 600 lift would be even better, that is if your pistons will clear it. Are you using SE pistons or aftermarket ones??
the Tman 625 or 590 would be awesome too. If your bike is heavier, the head-quarter 575 cam is a stump puller too!
the Tman 625 or 590 would be awesome too. If your bike is heavier, the head-quarter 575 cam is a stump puller too!
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10-24-2010, 06:09 PM
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Either the 555, or the 408-44.
Just built a 107", with our heads, that rolled 110/120 with the 555.
Scott
Just built a 107", with our heads, that rolled 110/120 with the 555.
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