Looking for more torque
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Heres another question. And I hate doing formula and math. But anyway. If I put a 30 tooth front pully on and the rear is 70 tooth. What size belt or how many tooth belt do I use. Or can I use the stock 139 tooth belt. I been researching this and cant get a straight answer.
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There are a number of problems here. The 574 is way too much cam for a 95 with flat top pistons. The CCP is likely way low. TDs are not conducive to low end torque on baggers. I wouldn't use the SnS 510 cam as it has way too much exhaust duration (255 deg) and can have issues with exhaust reversion on the 06 heads if you are using them. They do work OK on early heads with proper exhaust porting. I would go with the 48 as mentioned. Even some of the newer SnS cams (SnS 509?) are good. Andrews 26? If you like the TD look and want to stay with them, Khromewerks makes a not 2-1-2 pipe that gives a good power band. The Fatcat with quiet baffle is another good pipe for low end torque. It doesn't give the peak tq of other pipes but delivers a nice flat power band. Scott can point you in the right direction.
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There are a number of problems here. The 574 is way too much cam for a 95 with flat top pistons. The CCP is likely way low. TDs are not conducive to low end torque on baggers. I wouldn't use the SnS 510 cam as it has way too much exhaust duration (255 deg) and can have issues with exhaust reversion on the 06 heads if you are using them. They do work OK on early heads with proper exhaust porting. I would go with the 48 as mentioned. Even some of the newer SnS cams (SnS 509?) are good. Andrews 26? If you like the TD look and want to stay with them, Khromewerks makes a not 2-1-2 pipe that gives a good power band. The Fatcat with quiet baffle is another good pipe for low end torque. It doesn't give the peak tq of other pipes but delivers a nice flat power band. Scott can point you in the right direction.
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The head castings were the same until 2006. They changed in 2006. The 2005 heads were the same as previous castings but used the valves, guides and springs from the 2006-up heads.
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Heres another question. And I hate doing formula and math. But anyway. If I put a 30 tooth front pully on and the rear is 70 tooth. What size belt or how many tooth belt do I use. Or can I use the stock 139 tooth belt. I been researching this and cant get a straight answer.
Last edited by grbrown; May 25, 2019 at 06:37 AM. Reason: Added last sentence.
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