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Mikemntk- good to hear those numbers I'm at 79/91 right now and hoping to get into the high 80/100 mark with the cams... only 6k miles on my bike so didn't wanna BB quite yet... so. Looks like ill just be using the fuelmoto push rods..
Mikemntk- good to hear those numbers I'm at 79/91 right now and hoping to get into the high 80/100 mark with the cams... only 6k miles on my bike so didn't wanna BB quite yet... so. Looks like ill just be using the fuelmoto push rods..
You will get to those numbers with the 555's and your set up. Just make sure you get a good tune and your good to go. I am using the PCIII that had a pre installed map by FuelMoto and I couldn't be happier. My bike runs like night and day from stock. The cams make a big difference in general and give it that great gallop Harley sound.
Last edited by ghoticov; Aug 10, 2012 at 08:51 AM.
I'm running vh big shot staggered pipes. Ness big sucker 2 intake. And a Sert tuner
Yep, thats basically the same setup...with the only difference being the tuner. Once you get it tuned, yours may run a tad better than mine since I'm using a custom map on my PcIII instead on getting it tuned by someone. Add those 555's and you will love the difference.
Well, went into dealer today, cancelled my 204 cam order... got my money back, got on the phone with fuel moto, ordered some TW-555, adjustable pushrods, install kit, then got on ebay ordered the heartland inner bearing remover and install tools. everything is suppose to be here on Wed. Cant Wait.
Only regret is not going this route 2 months ago...
Well, went into dealer today, cancelled my 204 cam order... got my money back, got on the phone with fuel moto, ordered some TW-555, adjustable pushrods, install kit, then got on ebay ordered the heartland inner bearing remover and install tools. everything is suppose to be here on Wed. Cant Wait.
Only regret is not going this route 2 months ago...
No, that's next on my list. I keep wanting to make time to get it up there for him to run it but I keep wanting to ride instead of dyno it. lol
He wants to charge me $300 to tune it but if I just want to dyno it, it's $80. He said he would wave the $80 dyno run if I get him to tune it, which is the best deal by far.
As soon as I do it, I will be sure to post the numbers. But I have seen quite a few others with my same set up and they were in the high 80's in HP and 100+ TQ.
I know this... it passes the seat of the pants test... you can tell the difference right away and my bike run much, much cooler.
Good things come to those who wait......it was meant to happen this way....I'm interested on hearing how you like it once its all done.
Originally Posted by 2003Custom1200
Well, went into dealer today, cancelled my 204 cam order... got my money back, got on the phone with fuel moto, ordered some TW-555, adjustable pushrods, install kit, then got on ebay ordered the heartland inner bearing remover and install tools. everything is suppose to be here on Wed. Cant Wait.
Only regret is not going this route 2 months ago...
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