Who makes the most budget friendly complete cam install kit?
As winter is upon us, Im considering my next project. Ive discussed in several other posts that Ive added a tuner and pipes, but I want more power. A cam is my only logical solution.
My bike is a 2017 Road King, so Im aware that replacing the oil pump is highly recommended. Ive done a little searching but have found prices and options vary significantly. Im still debating if I want to do this job myself, one very influencing factor will be ease of support. Im looking to see who sells a complete kit (cam, oil pump, pushrods, etc) at a decent price. Who has had success with complete kits and whose kits should I avoid?
My bike is a 2017 Road King, so Im aware that replacing the oil pump is highly recommended. Ive done a little searching but have found prices and options vary significantly. Im still debating if I want to do this job myself, one very influencing factor will be ease of support. Im looking to see who sells a complete kit (cam, oil pump, pushrods, etc) at a decent price. Who has had success with complete kits and whose kits should I avoid?
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Oct 29, 2025, 12:42 PM
Go to Fuel Moto. Buy the HD factory pump as recommended.
You will also get outstanding support with your tune, and helpful instruction should you need it.
https://www.fuelmotousa.com/i-238972...%7Cyear%3D2019
You will also get outstanding support with your tune, and helpful instruction should you need it.
https://www.fuelmotousa.com/i-238972...%7Cyear%3D2019
Last edited by NorthWestern; Oct 29, 2025 at 12:44 PM.
You do not "need" an oil pump nor a cam plate
You do not "need" adjustable pushrods
Cams / gaskets/ bearings / lifters .
I figure careful shopping for INDIVIDUAL components would put you under $1100
You do not "need" adjustable pushrods
Cams / gaskets/ bearings / lifters .
I figure careful shopping for INDIVIDUAL components would put you under $1100
Last edited by eighteight; Oct 29, 2025 at 11:54 AM.
With one caveat.
I would not own an M8 without the newer, 8 lobe gerotor oil pump introduced in May 2019 and included on all 2020 models.
While not an absolute cure, it seriously lowers the chances of a sumping issue...
Everything Ive read states that the 2017 oil pumps were the worst of the lot and really should be replaced. Is this just fear mongering?
As for the pushrods, I will pay extra for the adjustable so I dont have to pull off the entire top end.
As for the pushrods, I will pay extra for the adjustable so I dont have to pull off the entire top end.
Go to Fuel Moto. Buy the HD factory pump as recommended.
You will also get outstanding support with your tune, and helpful instruction should you need it.
https://www.fuelmotousa.com/i-238972...%7Cyear%3D2019
You will also get outstanding support with your tune, and helpful instruction should you need it.
https://www.fuelmotousa.com/i-238972...%7Cyear%3D2019
Last edited by NorthWestern; Oct 29, 2025 at 12:44 PM.
Go to Fuel Moto. Buy the HD factory pump as recommended.
You will also get outstanding support with your tune, and helpful instruction should you need it.
https://www.fuelmotousa.com/i-238972...%7Cyear%3D2019
You will also get outstanding support with your tune, and helpful instruction should you need it.
https://www.fuelmotousa.com/i-238972...%7Cyear%3D2019
As winter is upon us, Im considering my next project. Ive discussed in several other posts that Ive added a tuner and pipes, but I want more power. A cam is my only logical solution.
My bike is a 2017 Road King, so Im aware that replacing the oil pump is highly recommended. Ive done a little searching but have found prices and options vary significantly. Im still debating if I want to do this job myself, one very influencing factor will be ease of support. Im looking to see who sells a complete kit (cam, oil pump, pushrods, etc) at a decent price. Who has had success with complete kits and whose kits should I avoid?
My bike is a 2017 Road King, so Im aware that replacing the oil pump is highly recommended. Ive done a little searching but have found prices and options vary significantly. Im still debating if I want to do this job myself, one very influencing factor will be ease of support. Im looking to see who sells a complete kit (cam, oil pump, pushrods, etc) at a decent price. Who has had success with complete kits and whose kits should I avoid?
1. HD OEM 2020 or later Oil Cooled oil pump assembly
2. New Lifters and I have had very good luck with AC Delco HL 124 or GM # 17122490 parts
3. Koyo Cam bearing # B-168
4.Camshaft that fits your riding style
TTS -100 if your after great lower RPM torque and mid range with a smooth style idle sound.
TTS -175 if your after good lower RPM torque and great mid range to higher RPM and will give a hotrod style idle sound.
5. Necessary gaskets (valve cover, cam cover, tappet covers ect.), oil and filter
6. Adjustable pushrods if you don't want to remove the valve covers to remove the original pushrods. I've had good luck with the SE adjustables
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