cam type
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cam type
Im thinking aboutinstalling new cams on my 02 road kingto get a little more performancebut I don't want tolosereliability. I have thestage 1 with screamin eagle mufflers.any suggestions?
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RE: cam type
If you are just doing a cam and no head work or increase in displacement a good bolt in cam would be the Woods Tw-6. You will pick up more torque, and will not need to do anything else other than have it tuned. A lot of guys will go to the HD 203, but I am not a fan of HD cams.
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RE: cam type
Dalton, That's just what I'm looking for is little more torque without getting into doing the heads. I'd like to get a little moreout of a stock motor without spending big $. Thanks
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