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Wasn't a typo. The Woods 777's actually should be called WHOA 777's. Finally after all these years I finally took the plunge. I choose the 777's for my STOCK 103 because I ride on the aggressive/fast side. I just picked the bike up today and rode a bit more than 4 hours. I can't believe how cams completely changes a stock bike. I'm so glad that I didn't go with the 222's. The 777's are perfect for the highway.
If I had to nitpick to find a problem, I'd say starting off (while at a traffic light), the bike seems to studder. Not sure how to explain this better.
I asked my mod guy about adding more power. Since I have a 103, he said the 107 actually is a good compliment. We'll see next year, I need to get used to the power of the 777's.
I'm not big on numbers but prefer my dyno-butt. For those who care, attached is the Dyno sheet from the installer. For the record, its a 2012 SG. S&S MR 103 mufflers; Vance & Hines Power Duals and Power Vision tuner.
It's 11:50 PM, I can't wait for the sun to come up to ride again.
Last edited by kryingame; May 16, 2019 at 11:19 PM.
Wasn't a typo. The Woods 777's actually should be called WHOA 777's. Finally after all these years I finally took the plunge. I choose the 777's for my STOCK 103 because I ride on the aggressive/fast side. I just picked the bike up today and rode a bit more than 4 hours. I can't believe how cams completely changes a stock bike. I'm so glad that I didn't go with the 222's. The 777's are perfect for the highway.
If I had to nitpick to find a problem, I'd say starting off (while at a traffic light), the bike seems to studder. Not sure how to explain this better.
I had a very similar experience with the 555s in my TC96, really transformed the bike as I like to twist the throttle.
I also looked hard at the 222s, but I went ahead with the bigger cams as I eventually will go with a 10.25:1 CR Fuel Moto 107 and I don't want to buy cams twice b/c the 222s just don't work in a 107 that has compression.
It's been almost 2 years since the 555s went in, and I haven't found the time or need to do the upgrade yet, but I have already purchased a set of low mileage set of 103ACR heads so I'm still committed to the 107 upgrade....maybe next year?
A good tuner can tune out the off idle stumble you're experiencing. As you already know, the 777s didn't add any bottom end torque, but you shouldn't be any worse off vs. stock cams.
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