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OK What is your favorite cam for a Touring bike with a 103. I want to know what you all think. I dont want to hear go 107, go 131. I want to know if you only had a 103 in your Scoot what cam would you desire and why ..............
TMan 525 or Andrews 54, maybe the 32 for solo touring and Andrews 26 or 48 or Woods 5-6 for two up and loaded touring; you could throw the SE255 into the last batch as well.
Why, because the are good cams for the application; all low and midrange peformers.
I am sure someone will throw the new Woods 555 into the mix but I don't know anything about it.
se255- a real gain from idle on up, no loss of roll on torque. We have a FLHTK with a 103, added the cams, tuner and aircleaner. Stock mufflers. Very nice increase and we can here the radio!
I just ordered the Woods tw555 this morning from Fuel-Moto USA. Click on the FuelMoto link on the right side of this page, they have all the dyno charts you need to see. The cams are actually made by Andrews, to Woods specs. Here is a good dyno comparison between the TW-555 and the SE-255. All I needed to see... https://www.hdforums.com/forum/fuel-...t-archive.html
i just did a woods 555 cam install on a 96 and iam real happy with it and this cam can be used in a 103 talk to keith at fuel moto they have done that same install on a 103. but u will find that there are alot of differant cams that can be used u just need to figure out what kinda riding will u be doing mostly. good luck on your decision.
i've got the hd 259-E cams in my 08 streetglide and the cams perform great throughout the rpm range, from off idle to redline. they have .579" lift, and work really nice.
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