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Michael
I'm seriously considering having the Andrews 57H cam set installed in my 2014 BO which has just over 5000 mi on it and has been in my possession for just over 1 year. I am assured this will adversely affect my warranty.
My question for the experienced guys here is: Am I being over reckless in this decision ? Should I definitely wait another year until my warranty has expired before replacing cams, or is 5000 trouble free miles without issue reasonably sufficient to judge the motor is likely to remain sound and trouble free for another year (ie warranty expiry) ?
I quite understand this is a judgement call that could backfire regardless of anyone's advice or opinion but at this point I'm just trying to get a feel for the degree of risk I'm taking.
Thanx
I'm seriously considering having the Andrews 57H cam set installed in my 2014 BO which has just over 5000 mi on it and has been in my possession for just over 1 year. I am assured this will adversely affect my warranty.
My question for the experienced guys here is: Am I being over reckless in this decision ? Should I definitely wait another year until my warranty has expired before replacing cams, or is 5000 trouble free miles without issue reasonably sufficient to judge the motor is likely to remain sound and trouble free for another year (ie warranty expiry) ?
I quite understand this is a judgement call that could backfire regardless of anyone's advice or opinion but at this point I'm just trying to get a feel for the degree of risk I'm taking.
Thanx
Talked to my dealer just four days ago about a cam upgrade. They told me that if I don't wanna lose warranty I should go with SE cams and not aftermarket parts.
Last edited by EagleRay; Jan 20, 2015 at 11:12 AM.
I'm seriously considering having the Andrews 57H cam set installed in my 2014 BO which has just over 5000 mi on it and has been in my possession for just over 1 year. I am assured this will adversely affect my warranty.
My question for the experienced guys here is: Am I being over reckless in this decision ? Should I definitely wait another year until my warranty has expired before replacing cams, or is 5000 trouble free miles without issue reasonably sufficient to judge the motor is likely to remain sound and trouble free for another year (ie warranty expiry) ?
I quite understand this is a judgement call that could backfire regardless of anyone's advice or opinion but at this point I'm just trying to get a feel for the degree of risk I'm taking.
Thanx
I will say that with just a Stage 1 & Tune that my bike runs really well and for me I'm just not sure about the cost for more HP that I will not use 90 percent of the time, I mean is it really worth it to me. I don't hotrod my bike.
Last edited by usmcbuck; Jan 20, 2015 at 12:01 PM. Reason: add more
Thing is, it doesn't appear that an upgrade to the SE 255 makes much sense for the later 103's as their cam is virtually the same as a 255 anyway. The Andrews 57H is significantly different which is why I'm interested in it. I'm not up for spending $$ for little apparent change just to protect the warranty. I'm better off leaving things as they are.
In the States they have a law, (I believe), which places an onus on the OEM to show a problem is in fact related to the modification in order to deny a warranty claim related to it. That would, of course, not apply in Canada.
Thing is, it doesn't appear that an upgrade to the SE 255 makes much sense for the later 103's as their cam is virtually the same as a 255 anyway. The Andrews 57H is significantly different which is why I'm interested in it. I'm not up for spending $$ for little apparent change just to protect the warranty. I'm better off leaving things as they are.
In the States they have a law, (I believe), which places an onus on the OEM to show a problem is in fact related to the modification in order to deny a warranty claim related to it. That would, of course, not apply in Canada.
Thing is, it doesn't appear that an upgrade to the SE 255 makes much sense for the later 103's as their cam is virtually the same as a 255 anyway. The Andrews 57H is significantly different which is why I'm interested in it. I'm not up for spending $$ for little apparent change just to protect the warranty. I'm better off leaving things as they are.
In the States they have a law, (I believe), which places an onus on the OEM to show a problem is in fact related to the modification in order to deny a warranty claim related to it. That would, of course, not apply in Canada.
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