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I am adding the se254 cams to my09 96 c.i. Streetglide this thursday. Also adding power commander and kerker exhaust. I will let ya'll know what i think monday lol
Had the 254Es installed in my 2011 Limited yesterday. Can't test it yet because a part hasn't arrived yet for the rest of the build (Upper brake line for the extended bars). I hope to have the bike on the Dyno early next week and under my *** shortly after that.
Dealer's parts specialist and the top tech both recommended the 254E over the 255 for my bike. I trust these guys - they know more about bikes than I do, that's for sure.
Details are:
2011 Ultra Limited
Factory 103ci
S/E Hi Flow
S/E Fatshots
S/E Street Performance Tuner
S/E 254E Cams
Ya, I know, its very "S/E", but its also warranty friendly.
Originally had the FuelPak installed when I got the bike in August, but there is no map available for my setup with the 254Es so my dealer took it back and gave me full credit for the price against the SE tuner.
I will post the numbers when I get them. Can't friggin' wait. Its been a long and cold winter.
Had the 254Es installed in my 2011 Limited yesterday. Can't test it yet because a part hasn't arrived yet for the rest of the build (Upper brake line for the extended bars). I hope to have the bike on the Dyno early next week and under my *** shortly after that.
Dealer's parts specialist and the top tech both recommended the 254E over the 255 for my bike. I trust these guys - they know more about bikes than I do, that's for sure.
Details are:
2011 Ultra Limited
Factory 103ci
S/E Hi Flow
S/E Fatshots
S/E Street Performance Tuner
S/E 254E Cams
Ya, I know, its very "S/E", but its also warranty friendly.
Originally had the FuelPak installed when I got the bike in August, but there is no map available for my setup with the 254Es so my dealer took it back and gave me full credit for the price against the SE tuner.
I will post the numbers when I get them. Can't friggin' wait. Its been a long and cold winter.
Thanks for chiming in! Looking forward to your results..
Ordered the 103" Big Bore Stage II w/the 254e, SEST, V&H Pro-Pipe H/O, yesterday.
I've gotten the same advice on the SE254e over the 255.
They start my build next week and can't wait 'til my 09 FLTR is done...
Originally Posted by 2011FLHTK
Had the 254Es installed in my 2011 Limited yesterday. Can't test it yet because a part hasn't arrived yet for the rest of the build (Upper brake line for the extended bars). I hope to have the bike on the Dyno early next week and under my *** shortly after that.
Dealer's parts specialist and the top tech both recommended the 254E over the 255 for my bike. I trust these guys - they know more about bikes than I do, that's for sure.
Details are:
2011 Ultra Limited
Factory 103ci
S/E Hi Flow
S/E Fatshots
S/E Street Performance Tuner
S/E 254E Cams
Ya, I know, its very "S/E", but its also warranty friendly.
Originally had the FuelPak installed when I got the bike in August, but there is no map available for my setup with the 254Es so my dealer took it back and gave me full credit for the price against the SE tuner.
I will post the numbers when I get them. Can't friggin' wait. Its been a long and cold winter.
Last edited by Red.Road.Glide; Apr 24, 2011 at 02:41 PM.
I got great advice if ya got a new bike with new engine...leave the cams alone.. do a stage one...but stop there....anytime you crack open a new engine...ur asking for issues later...trust me on this! The 103 with stage one will be killer ride..
I got great advice if ya got a new bike with new engine...leave the cams alone.. do a stage one...but stop there....anytime you crack open a new engine...ur asking for issues later...trust me on this! The 103 with stage one will be killer ride..
But cams blend it all together giving the potential of stage one.
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