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Looks good, can't wait till I pick her up. What kind of exhaust, Ac, tuner do you have?
High flow Kury with K&N filter, Rush slip-ons with 2" baffles, Jackpot stainless/ceramic headers and a PCV. Bike got tuned when not that hot. IMO, the tune could pull more HP out but the 551 is a torque cam anyway and pulls great up to around 4500. That equates to the 120 MPH range. I know my speedo is off about 1% but have had the speedo at 130...... fast enough for me....
High flow Kury with K&N filter, Rush slip-ons with 2" baffles, Jackpot stainless/ceramic headers and a PCV. Bike got tuned when not that hot. IMO, the tune could pull more HP out but the 551 is a torque cam anyway and pulls great up to around 4500. That equates to the 120 MPH range. I know my speedo is off about 1% but have had the speedo at 130...... fast enough for me....
Did you hear a difference in the idle with the new cams? Is it lumpy at all? Im looking for a little it of a lopey idle vs stock.
Did you hear a difference in the idle with the new cams? Is it lumpy at all? Im looking for a little it of a lopey idle vs stock.
Torque cams don't lope as much as higher lift cams. But it does some. I can't even remember how much the stock cam ran now. LOL. Also, some reversion, which I have gotten used to. Bike runs great, is responsive and like I said, has enough power for me. For me, I started asking people what they had. I rode my buddy's bike with SE255 but my tuner sponsors S&S. So here we are.
Torque cams don't lope as much as higher lift cams. But it does some. I can't even remember how much the stock cam ran now. LOL. Also, some reversion, which I have gotten used to. Bike runs great, is responsive and like I said, has enough power for me. For me, I started asking people what they had. I rode my buddy's bike with SE255 but my tuner sponsors S&S. So here we are.
Thanks its actually the overlap that causes the rough or lopey idle. I dont have the valve timing events to compare but I know at just over 9:1 comp there isn't much room to go lumpy and not kill torque. Too bad the cam gears are integral, cant adjust cam timing or degree it in.
I'm finishing up Anderson 57h cams in my 2012 FLHR Road King. Did some research and really like the midrange to top end pull. However many are jumping ship for more lower end torque sacrificing top end power. I simply installed a +4 advance sprocket that changed cam timing to 1800 to 5200 rpm's, without advance sprocket (straight up) 2200 to 5600.
If you flip the crank sprocket over to - 4 degrees, 57h will come in at 2600 to 6000.
All your doing is moving the span 400 rpms (in my case) to the low end allowing the cams to come on quicker. Now have the best of both worlds IMHO, it's the perfect bolt in combo, should be done by next weekend. Will post results.
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2012 FLHR (Road King) Ember Red Sunglo & Merlo Cruise Control, ABS, Chrome Aluminum Profile Laced Spoke Tubeless Wheels, Security Package, Saddle Bag LED Lid Spoilers, and an array of accessories that enhances nostalgic appearance & blood curdling performance.
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Just installed 551's in my '10RK which already had a stage one and can't believe the difference even though I haven't been to the dyno yet. Very strong pull and just what I was looking for. Downside: 28 mpg! course I've been having fun playing around. Gonna take it easy on this tankful and see what the mileage is. I think it will improve if I lay off the throttle.
I'm finishing up Anderson 57h cams in my 2012 FLHR Road King. Did some research and really like the midrange to top end pull. However many are jumping ship for more lower end torque sacrificing top end power. I simply installed a +4 advance sprocket that changed cam timing to 1800 to 5200 rpm's, without advance sprocket (straight up) 2200 to 5600.
If you flip the crank sprocket over to - 4 degrees, 57h will come in at 2600 to 6000.
All your doing is moving the span 400 rpms (in my case) to the low end allowing the cams to come on quicker. Now have the best of both worlds IMHO, it's the perfect bolt in combo, should be done by next weekend. Will post results.
B Bop
2012 FLHR (Road King) Ember Red Sunglo & Merlo Cruise Control, ABS, Chrome Aluminum Profile Laced Spoke Tubeless Wheels, Security Package, Saddle Bag LED Lid Spoilers, and an array of accessories that enhances nostalgic appearance & blood curdling performance.
A politician is a fellow who will lay down your life for his country.
I have the same cam advanced 4 degrees as well. Did it about a month ago, but I have been running a map for a set of SE 204's since. I am actually dropping it off today for the week to get dyno tuned. I'll looking forward to the results.
Just installed 551's in my '10RK which already had a stage one and can't believe the difference even though I haven't been to the dyno yet. Very strong pull and just what I was looking for. Downside: 28 mpg! course I've been having fun playing around. Gonna take it easy on this tankful and see what the mileage is. I think it will improve if I lay off the throttle.
28 mpg, your way to rich on the afr. No reason you can't get 40mpg with a proper tune, I'm getting 41 to 42 on the hwy.
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