When to put in stage 2 torque cam.....
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When to put in stage 2 torque cam.....
I just bought a new Road Glide Limited and I'm doing stage one now myself, is there any certain amount of miles that's recommended to put on a bike before you go stage 2 and put a torque cam in? I was considering having it done when I took it in for my thousand Mile service.
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Mine had 5 miles on it from the test ride. Go aftermarket if you really want to get your money's worth, and put the biggest smile on your face.
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Well. From the letter I got from Harley they cannot void your warranty any longer. The Gubberment came down on them for denying warranty claims and voiding warranties when nothing the person did had anything to do with a failure. Or future failures. Look into it then don’t spend the money on the TQ cam. Go aftermarket.
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I get them not being able to void the warranty, that's actually been the law since the 70's..........BUT..........I had an issue with Kawasaki on a mower engine, they make great engines but they don't stand behind them. They denied my claim and blamed it on aftermarket parts. they were wrong, and they didn't have to prove they are right, it was on me to prove they were wrong. What's that take?....lawyers and courts which = money and they have more of it than me. Harley does too. I was happy with my Harley torque cam on my other bike and I'm sure I'll like it on this one too.
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I get them not being able to void the warranty, that's actually been the law since the 70's..........BUT..........I had an issue with Kawasaki on a mower engine, they make great engines but they don't stand behind them. They denied my claim and blamed it on aftermarket parts. they were wrong, and they didn't have to prove they are right, it was on me to prove they were wrong. What's that take?....lawyers and courts which = money and they have more of it than me. Harley does too. I was happy with my Harley torque cam on my other bike and I'm sure I'll like it on this one too.
And if the MM act is your defense to go aftermarket. Than just go aftermarket anyway.