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Ok. So looking for some advice. I'm thinking about going stage 2 on my 2018 RGS thus avoiding my warranty. All this talk about sumping has me a little nervous though. So should I go ahead and put the red shift 468 cam, fuel moto head pipe and thundermax on. Or would it be wise to just hold of until my 24 month warranty is up?
If you think I should go ahead with the stage 2, should I go ahead and put the S&S cam plate and oil pump in or just leave the stock HD pump in. Bikes build date is March 2018. Has 3000 miles and haven't had a single problem to date.
Ok. So looking for some advice. I'm thinking about going stage 2 on my 2018 RGS thus avoiding my warranty. All this talk about sumping has me a little nervous though. So should I go ahead and put the red shift 468 cam, fuel moto head pipe and thundermax on. Or would it be wise to just hold of until my 24 month warranty is up?
If you think I should go ahead with the stage 2, should I go ahead and put the S&S cam plate and oil pump in or just leave the stock HD pump in. Bikes build date is March 2018. Has 3000 miles and haven't had a single problem to date.
Why not go with the SE stage 2 or keep it stock ,it keeps everything legit and when 2 years is up , go the RS 468 , I am.
Last edited by badcooky; Jan 12, 2019 at 08:52 PM.
Why not go with the SE stage 2 ,it keeps everything legit and when 2 years is up , go the RS 468 , I am.
i thought about that as well, but I've always been the type of person that doesn't like to do things twice. I'd be afraid that I'd Instantly regret not going with a stronger cam right out of gate.
i thought about that as well, but I've always been the type of person that doesn't like to do things twice. I'd be afraid that I'd Instantly regret not going with a stronger cam right out of gate.
Ok. So looking for some advice. I'm thinking about going stage 2 on my 2018 RGS thus avoiding my warranty. All this talk about sumping has me a little nervous though. So should I go ahead and put the red shift 468 cam, fuel moto head pipe and thundermax on. Or would it be wise to just hold of until my 24 month warranty is up?
If you think I should go ahead with the stage 2, should I go ahead and put the S&S cam plate and oil pump in or just leave the stock HD pump in. Bikes build date is March 2018. Has 3000 miles and haven't had a single problem to date.
when did you buy it, how much left on warranty, to see how long it took you put 3000 miles on it and is it a typical amount, what type of riding do you do? not sure I'd put too much weight on the decision based on "All this talk about sumping has me a little nervous though." maybe consider the above questions first to see how it all fits in to what is most important to
when did you buy it, how much left on warranty, to see how long it took you put 3000 miles on it and is it a typical amount, what type of riding do you do? not sure I'd put too much weight on the decision based on "All this talk about sumping has me a little nervous though." maybe consider the above questions first to see how it all fits in to what is most important to
I bought it at the end of April 2018. I do try to ride quite a bit. Ive been in Afghanistan doing contract work for most of the year this year, but I'm back in the states for good. On average I try to hit 5-7k a year. I do an annual 2-3k ride with my dad and the occasional weekend run with the wife during the warmer months.
I bought it at the end of April 2018. I do try to ride quite a bit. Ive been in Afghanistan doing contract work for most of the year this year, but I'm back in the states for good. On average I try to hit 5-7k a year. I do an annual 2-3k ride with my dad and the occasional weekend run with the wife during the warmer months.
I'm with you on trying to hit a home run the first time instead of swapping and spending too much and lean towards saying screw the remaining warranty and get the future proofed hot rod you really want...no opinion or experience on the oil pump / cam plate upgrade
I have an 18 RGS 107 as well, I went ahead with RS468, D&D 2/1, S&S cam plate, lifters and oil pump. I’ve had zero issues but since they were in there I went ahead and upgraded it (cam plate and pump) I picked the bike up last week and it’s like a diff bike, very happy with the results.
I blew the warranty about two months after I had it, so that wasn’t a factor...you just have to make the decision on how much you want to gamble.
I have an 18 RGS 107 as well, I went ahead with RS468, D&D 2/1, S&S cam plate, lifters and oil pump. Ive had zero issues but since they were in there I went ahead and upgraded it (cam plate and pump) I picked the bike up last week and its like a diff bike, very happy with the results.
I blew the warranty about two months after I had it, so that wasnt a factor...you just have to make the decision on how much you want to gamble.
Went ahead with the RS468 and I'm glad I did!!! You're right about it being a completely different bike!!
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