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Doing some updates and changes.
1-Fueling cam plate and pump
2-Air cleaner/make the heads breath better
3-staying with SE high flow head pipe and installing Jackpot street outlaw mufflers/modified to fit 16 and under muffler inlet(we will see how it works exhaust might change)
4-M520 cam Fueling lifters,adjustable push rods
5-already have TTS tuner
Looking for any comments and other info that should or could be done while I am in there?
Like all comments good or bad.
Just depends on what you're looking to gain, the Andrews 520 doesn't look to be that much different the the SE515. Most people dumping the 515 are looking for more TQ down lower, not sure you numbers are going to change that much.
I love the Andrews cams, I have it in my shovelhead lowrider for 30 years and it still runs very strong. I now have a new Softail Slim and when it comes time to change a different stage it will be Andrews.
I am staying with andrews but with a new grind that will work with my set up,always used andrews on my past bikes with good results on my twin cams and evos
Thanks for the reply, be interesting to see the specs, I'd suggest replacing the plastic lifter guides with S&S lifter cuffs, great low cost upgrade, be careful removing the guides as some have had the bolts break off when trying to remove them.
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