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I had the S&S 510gs in my '00 RKC. They definitely make a difference. I miss them and am contemplating have them installed in my Street Glide. The exhaust sound was more aggressive and the power was outstanding.
i ran 510s in my 01 for a year or so with a PC. later changed to andrews 21Gs (closer to factory stock) and no PC. ran just as good and didn't have the glitches that PCs can have with M&M FI.
I put some in my 2000 EGC, I love em, no problem rolling the throttle and feeling the response, running solo up hills in WV and PA loaded down was a real breeze.
I had them in my old '99 RKC. I think they are a good cam when combined with 3.37 primary gearing. Cruising at freeway speeds has you right in the power band. Passing was a blast. One of my favorite things to do with that bike was pin the throttle in 5th gear at about 70mph and count to 5.
I haven't used the S&S 510's, but have had the Head-Quarters HQ-0034's for 2+ years/20K miles and recommend them to you for consideration. They have an intake valve close of 36* while the 510's close at 40*. The earlier intake close brings the torque on earlier (which is why you often see this and the other 40* intake close cams installed with a 4* advance key.) I've been please enough with the HQ cams that I haven't thought about a 95" build.
HP do you have a dyno sheet for your build with the TW-6G I have a buddy that really likes the Woods cams and he has been talking them up to me, I have an 05 FLTRI and have been looking at a couple of the Andrews cams havent made up my mind yet and would like to look at a few other cams before I decide.
Somebody feel free to correct me if you have contrary info, but I was told that Andrews machines the cams for S&S. I did a 95" build on my '01 FLSTS that included the 510G. I was VERY pleased and never had a lick of problems. It ran fast, quick and hard.
im not that impressed with off the line but thier very quiet as oposed to
what some say about gears being noisy i think gas milage dropped a bit but still getting about 35 miles to the gal over all the 1300 cost verses replacing a motor after the shoes burn off and fall into the motor im happy with my choice however , i think harly should just put them in stock then we wouldnt have to add that to overall cost of a harley. but i know we all love spending money on them .. go for it u wont be sorry you can sleep at nite knowing the cam chains are long gone !
Take a look at Dave Mackie Eng.His cams are a little more aggressive. His stuff is real popular here in Michigan.Ive used his 510 and 590 both real nice cams.
I have the 510gs in my 05 RK Custom & love the way the bike runs! I have a mild 98" build. I got a deal I couldn't refuse on the 510s,$350 for the complete 4 gear kit new in the box from a guy I work with so I figured I'd put em in & see how they ran & if I didn't like them I'd only have to buy a different set of cams not the whole kit with the gears. I was doing a 98" build & bought my cylinder kits & pushrods etc. from Steve @ GMR(great guy by the way,very helpful!!) I told Steve what cams I had when I bought the cylinder kits & he recommended a 4% advance key for the cams. GMR also did some minor porting & decked the heads to bring the comp. up to 9.8 to 1 The bike also has bassoni power-curve duals ,roller rockers & a pc111 with a custom map. I love the way it runs,It winds up fast,pulls the wheel real nice on a 1-2 shift,still has tons of bottom end & it'll still get 44 mpg. I'm very happy with it!! It makes 97 hp & 104 tq
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