Compression release or Easy Start cams?
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Compression release or Easy Start cams?
Thinking my compression is too high, so maybe I should go with a compression release setup or Easy Start cams? Don't really want to sink a bunch more money into this bike. I do believe the cams would be cheaper.
Damn starter, jackshaft and ring-gear had to be replaced.
98CI
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Andrews 37G
RB Racing Black hole exhaust
no headwork
carbureted
Wondering if there is a comparable Easy Start cam, similar to the 37G; wouldn't mind getting a bit more low-end torque if I do decide to change cams.
Damn starter, jackshaft and ring-gear had to be replaced.
98CI
10:1
Andrews 37G
RB Racing Black hole exhaust
no headwork
carbureted
Wondering if there is a comparable Easy Start cam, similar to the 37G; wouldn't mind getting a bit more low-end torque if I do decide to change cams.
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Lot of post regarding compression problems at hot starts .... If you only have a mild bolt in cam installed , (no other major mods), and battery and starter are still in good condition, try this at hot starts, (and also at first start up ),,,,, Sitting on bike ,, bike in first gear ,,, push back and forth two or three times, then start her up .... The pistons will moved from the stopped position releasing some compression and should help with hot start problems .... Similar , but not the same ,,When in neutral before engaging first gear after start up, pull clutch three or four times ,,, The bad clunk you may have just might disappear ......
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I like ACR's (automatic compression release). Run them off a relay under the seat and forget about it. As said, you have to send the heads off to be done, but you'll never worry about high compression start again. I dont like the manuals cuz I hate leaning over to press'em while I'm starting.
The easy start cams do look promising, though.
The easy start cams do look promising, though.
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