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I had a Fueling cam chest in my 2011 FLHTK. I also had their high volume oil pump. I like the cams, they were gear drive. I also like the fact that the high volume oil pump kept my oil very cool. I did the thermostat mod so I cooled oil all the time. I would only reach 200 degrees if I was idling in traffic. Once I began moving, the oil temp would drop to around 170. I had some work done on the motor and the guy said the cam chest was shot. He put a screamin eagle in along with the SE oil pump. Now, I am always running higher oil temps, 220 - 280. Going back to the Fueling set up this winter!!!
I had the Fueling camplate and oil pump and I had issues. I'm not 100% certain they were the problem yet, but my oil pressure was no better than a stock setup and after 5K miles the oil pressure started dipping even more. When I took the motor apart I found that the back of the cams were rubbing the flywheel, but only under load apparently. Still trying to figure out how. I have a welded and balanced crank with runout under .001 so I'm leaning towards the camplate was flexing. My winter project is rebuilding the motor and finding something to put it in.
I have seen posts by a few reputable engine builders that say there is nothing wrong with the stock camplate and oil pump so don't waste your money.
Last edited by hullhorr; Nov 17, 2015 at 08:59 PM.
I am running the fueling 525 camchest kit high output oil pump.. 91 hp 105 tq....that said it solved the oil mist issue caused by a SE air filter and Vance Hines with CFR mufflers (well thats what i thought anyway) ... as far as oil pressure I'm on the fence seem to be dropping the more i ride pressure at idle and after warm up...
I had a Fueling cam chest in my 2011 FLHTK. I also had their high volume oil pump. I like the cams, they were gear drive. I also like the fact that the high volume oil pump kept my oil very cool. I did the thermostat mod so I cooled oil all the time. I would only reach 200 degrees if I was idling in traffic. Once I began moving, the oil temp would drop to around 170. I had some work done on the motor and the guy said the cam chest was shot. He put a screamin eagle in along with the SE oil pump. Now, I am always running higher oil temps, 220 - 280. Going back to the Fueling set up this winter!!!
Could you please explain to me, and I'm sure many others, how an oil pump can reduce oil temps from 220-280 to 170-200?
I would think that's possible if the Fueling set-up was ridden in January and February and the SE set-up in July and August, but if your comparing apples to apples I just don't see it.
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