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Dealer recommends S&S 510g in my 2004 Screamin Eagle bagger.Am doing other mods as well.Looking for more power but don't want to lose bottom end.Most of my riding done around So.Ca. Occasionally I go onovernighters.
In a 103", I would highly recommend the Woods TW-6..................great power from idle to redline. Headwork and a bump in compression will make it even better if you ever decide to go that route.
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In a 103", I would highly recommend the Woods TW-6..................great power from idle to redline. Headwork and a bump in compression will make it even better if you ever decide to go that route.
Steve
The exact same is true of the HQ-0034.
Keep in mind Steve, that you really can't compare your bike with 0034's to your bike with the 6's because you did not change "just cams". You changed the cams, the heads, AND bumped the compression.
listen to phil and you wont go wrong he steered me into my hq-tc575 and im gettin over 100 ft torque right at 2000 rpm but im also runnin a 107" inch motor with compression and head work. the hq-0034 will be great in youre bike
Dealer recommends S&S 510g in my 2004 Screamin Eagle bagger.Am doing other mods as well.Looking for more power but don't want to lose bottom end.Most of my riding done around So.Ca. Occasionally I go onovernighters.
I just noticed you said it was a S/E motor. I assume this is 95" in your 04, right?
It has S/E heads already too, right?
If that is the case, I believe the HQ-0039 is often used as a bolt-in on these bikes. I suggest you give Doug @ HQ a call... he'll help ya get it properly setup..... http://www.head-quarters-usa.com/ushome.html
You say you are doing other mods. The cams need to match your heads and compression. More compression will restore a lot of lost low end from longer duration cams. Too much compression and short duration cams don't work well. It's all gotta work together. S&S 510 work well in mild engines.
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