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Took my bike in for it's 10,000 mile service, got new rubber front and back, and next thing I know 211 cams are going in. LOL. Now I know that 255's seem to be the over all favorite here in the touring section(if only doing cams on a 96"), but my dealer thought i'd be better fit for 211's. All I can say is WOW!!! Good power and torque when just putting around town, but when I got on it? Totally different machine.
I cannot agree more about the 211's. I have an 02 RG with a 95" & 203's with 50K on it. So this winter I had the new chain, tensioners and oil pump put in, while they were in there I decided to do new cams. They said I should give the 211's a shot for a bit more power. Holy cow! It just feels so much stronger and really just wants to go! Great cams.
Off today so I really got to spend some time with the new cams. Have to say, I'm glad I did it. Power really comes on where I want it. Before I know it I'm running 70-80mph. Now to try not to get on the throttle too much....
I'm a total noob when it comes to cams. When exactly does the power come on? I sometimes rev to like 4-5K but mostly stay around 3K. I'm told the 255s are a better match for my type of riding.
Haven't gotten it dyno'd yet, when I do I'll post #'s
Originally Posted by lp
I'm a total noob when it comes to cams. When exactly does the power come on? I sometimes rev to like 4-5K but mostly stay around 3K. I'm told the 255s are a better match for my type of riding.
lp
Come's on around 2700, and rides thru 4-5K. Plan on getting it dyno'd around this time next month.
Last edited by bald1der; Apr 16, 2010 at 07:41 PM.
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