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I am going to have my cam bearings and cam chain tensioners changed at 40,000 miles. My harley shop says that if they explode it will be covered under warranty. I don't want to change a lot on my bike when this is done. Should I go with the Torrington Cam bearings? Also, I would like to keep the motor as stock as i can with a cam change. What kind of cam should I put in to give the bike a little more power without having to change a whole lot of stuff?
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203's or 204's hard to beat the torque down low and both are bolt in's. If you want to speend a little more for gear drive mabe the andrews 37g's about a 3 to 4 hp increse in hp but about the same low end torque.
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