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I want to address those on the forum who have the 203 cams in their bikes and who are keeping 203 cams in their bikes what are some of best combinations using these 203 cams to get the most out of your harley for horsepower and torque?
I would like to hear moslty from those forum members with 203 cams only and who have not and will not be changing from 203 cams out of their bikes.
Last edited by Mark MPDC; Sep 8, 2009 at 06:03 PM.
I don't fit your requested demographic, because I yanked mine after about 6 weeks. At the time (in 2001), I went to Andrews 26's & the difference was like night & day.
In response to your question... Exhaust selection really helps or hurts torque and where it is.
Those duals you have to not help on the bottom, while the D&D FatCat really does help low-end torque (kinda like Andrews 26, HQ0034, Woods 6).
Thanks for the response but i want to make this thread alittle different and address those that are happy with the 203 cams.
I want to hear from those like i said who are happy with and are not changing,what combinations they have found gets the most out of those 203 cams?
i have SE203 cams in my 99' Dyna with V+H longshots and Ultima 6 speed tranny, and mikuni carb. I like them. Dont really know what it is your asking about. Mine makes good power through the range. Please be more specific as to what exactly you want to know concerning these cams
I am not concerned about anything.All i just did was start a thread about 203 cams and those people on the forum who have them and are going to keep them.
Also what would be some of the best combinations [exhaust,heads,air cleaner,ect...]using these 203 cams of getting the best horsepower/torque?
the first owner of my bike did a 95" big bore kit, 203 cams, V&H BSL, SE a/c kit and had it dyno'd. I am very happy with how the bike runs although I do not have a basis for comparison when it was still a stock TC88.
I am not concerned about anything.All i just did was start a thread about 203 cams and those people on the forum who have them and are going to keep them.
Also what would be some of the best combinations [exhaust,heads,air cleaner,ect...]using these 203 cams of getting the best horsepower/torque?
you seem to be making great numbers wit that cam! just get some 2:1's and you'd be hauln
I know i went off topic with your post but sill free bump
In my 203's i have 88hp/100trq with my combination set up,but i want to hear from others who have 203's and are happy with just that and see what different combination they have for them with their set up.
I ran 203 cams in a stock 88" twin cam when they first came out. As a matter of fact, these cams came out before the first 95" kits. Cams alone destoyed the bottom end. When available (about 6 months later) I installed the 95" kit with 9.5:1 compression. Did the stage II flash and had White Brothers E Pipe, 2-1, 12 discs. Bike ran GREAT with that combo.
Oh yea, if you are getting those numbers from your setup then my BEST advise is to leave it alone!
the first owner of my bike did a 95" big bore kit, 203 cams, V&H BSL, SE a/c kit and had it dyno'd. I am very happy with how the bike runs although I do not have a basis for comparison when it was still a stock TC88.
Do you know what the dyno readings were with your 203 cam set up?what is it for you that you like to keep it the way it is for your style of riding?
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