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i put a 04 103 screaming eagle,in a 01 road king.everything works perfect exept 04 dont have cam sensor how to bypass.and may i ask the fuel inj has 24 tooth and carb has 25 are they inerchangable if you use the chain and clutch basket with it
i put a 04 103 screaming eagle,in a 01 road king.everything works perfect exept 04 dont have cam sensor how to bypass.and may i ask the fuel inj has 24 tooth and carb has 25 are they inerchangable if you use the chain and clutch basket with it
The cam gear and cover can be changed engine to engine. The gear needs to have a raised portion that the sensor in the cover reads.
If you need the 25 tooth i have several and we could work out a trade or something for the 24 if yours is minty - mine are new take offs.
Interchangeable as a set but you will be happier with the EFI gearing as it is a bit snappier if just running around town. Back then EFI cost more and that gearing made you feel a little pep for what you paid.
Once I built my motor I changed to the Carb gearing as I was doing a lot of highway running. If memory serves me correct it's something like 250-300ish rpm difference.
I have several of the 25 comp gears if you can't find the basket you need.
Here is the gear you need for the cam. If you cant find one at a decent price pm me. I have several. If you install this and use the original cover with the sensor youll be good.
Cam gear for bikes with cam sensor
Last edited by Ed Ramberger; Dec 20, 2021 at 03:35 PM.
thanks so much i changed cam gear (factory billet cam plate with hydrolic tent.)cvo and used 88 cover with cam senser wired it up and bam fired rite up.thanks for your help realy
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