Cam Question for an 07
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Cam Question for an 07
Ok guys, I'm still a FNG and have a cam question. I've researched the threads and still can't find much on the 07's when it comes to cams.
I have an 07 Ultra with RH duels, SERT and stage 1. The bike woke up a bit, but not quite as much as I'd like. Trying to decide between a full 103 kit or a set of bolt in cams.
I'm looking for usable power between 2500 - 4000 rpms. Not planning to take it to the strip, but want to see a noticable kick when passing or off the line.
Q: How much of a performance increase would I see from cams only?
Q: Cam recomendations for useable power from 2500 - 4000 rpms?[/align]
I have an 07 Ultra with RH duels, SERT and stage 1. The bike woke up a bit, but not quite as much as I'd like. Trying to decide between a full 103 kit or a set of bolt in cams.
I'm looking for usable power between 2500 - 4000 rpms. Not planning to take it to the strip, but want to see a noticable kick when passing or off the line.
Q: How much of a performance increase would I see from cams only?
Q: Cam recomendations for useable power from 2500 - 4000 rpms?[/align]
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RE: Cam Question for an 07
From: http://www.head-quarters.com/html/tc_cams.html
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HQ-TC-500-HC “Hurricane” uses stock hydraulic chain tensioner system. This asymmetrical double patterned cam is an absolute winner as a bolt-in cam. It will increase power across the whole range and is compression friendly too.
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These are good for both 96" & 103". They would well with stock compression, but are also happy with increased compression.
I don't know about "numbers", but ya can't go wrong with HQ cams!
Add a nice 2 into 1 exhaust, & you'll be rock'n form 2300 up!
BTW - will work for Milk!
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HQ-TC-500-HC “Hurricane” uses stock hydraulic chain tensioner system. This asymmetrical double patterned cam is an absolute winner as a bolt-in cam. It will increase power across the whole range and is compression friendly too.
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These are good for both 96" & 103". They would well with stock compression, but are also happy with increased compression.
I don't know about "numbers", but ya can't go wrong with HQ cams!
Add a nice 2 into 1 exhaust, & you'll be rock'n form 2300 up!
BTW - will work for Milk!
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RE: Cam Question for an 07
Checked out their website, but don't see pricing or order information? Nothing listed in the eBay store at present. May call tomorrow to talk 1-1. Thanks for the link.
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I was quoted $271.74 for the hqtc575hc by Doug.
I’m looking to go with cams this year and a few other things, then go with maybe a 107 next year on my 07 RG. Doug told me that the 575hc would work nice as a bolt in right now and would work real nice when I go to the 107. I think he said the 575hc were comparable to the hq0039g. Hope that helps.
I’m looking to go with cams this year and a few other things, then go with maybe a 107 next year on my 07 RG. Doug told me that the 575hc would work nice as a bolt in right now and would work real nice when I go to the 107. I think he said the 575hc were comparable to the hq0039g. Hope that helps.
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Checked out their website, but don't see pricing or order information? Nothing listed in the eBay store at present. May call tomorrow to talk 1-1. Thanks for the link.
Checked out their website, but don't see pricing or order information? Nothing listed in the eBay store at present. May call tomorrow to talk 1-1. Thanks for the link.
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