Cam recomendations
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Cam recomendations
I have a stock 81FLH with hydraulic lifters and am thinking of replacing the stock pitted cam. I would like something with a little more get up in it. Its a big bike so I am mainly a cruiser but would like to accelerate a little faster getting onto the hiway. Any brands to stay away from. I like leineweber but have not heard back from them.
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
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Commonly recommended on here. Also what I run. Great mid range tq. Bolts in without springs or other mods
Mike
http://www.foxcycleworks.com/v-thund...uctid=20796031
Mike
http://www.foxcycleworks.com/v-thund...uctid=20796031
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Commonly recommended on here. Also what I run. Great mid range tq. Bolts in without springs or other mods
Mike
http://www.foxcycleworks.com/v-thund...uctid=20796031
Mike
http://www.foxcycleworks.com/v-thund...uctid=20796031
Thanks Mike,
Sounds like what I'm looking for.
Dave
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To be honest it may be my carb, its a mikuni but since the original cam shows signs of pitting I was thinking about a mild upgrade.
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From: la la land jerzey
i have used an andrews cam that i like no hit out of the park but it made the 10 or so i put it in got me feed back the customer like it sooo for me it works
andrews A 2 its hyd or solid what ever you have 450 lift ( i think > 236 - 246 - cant remember but that is close
andrews A 2 its hyd or solid what ever you have 450 lift ( i think > 236 - 246 - cant remember but that is close
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