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I will be buying a cam remover/installer kit, but I need some advise. The kits say they are for B148 or B168 bearings. I have a 2000 Heritage Springer(carb). I have not opened the cam chest yet, so I don't know what kind of inner bearings I have.
Also, the cams I will be looking for are the stock Harley cams (25534-99 & 25544-00), which have an A stamped on them. Does anyone know what the A indicates?
Last edited by carlmartine; Dec 3, 2021 at 02:32 AM.
Early on, HD used a different cam for carbureted bikes, marked A and injected bikes, marked B.
A cams specs: Intake open -2°, close 38°,.473" lift, 216° duration. Exhaust open 36°, close 04°, .473" lift, 220° duration
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