Just Finished Cam Install
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Road Warrior
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Just Finished Cam Install
Just got the Woods Tw6-6 cams and Woods lifters installed in the bike and took it for a spin. Real nice!!! Bike pulls much better, didn't get too long of a ride because it is only around 46 degrees with 40 mph winds.
Already knew I would like them because me and my buddy put them in his 2010 SG a few months back. Everyone was right, hardest part was the exhaust R&R, what a PIA getting the cross over gasket back in!
Also just finished the 20K service to go with the cam swap.
Reason for the post is to thank a few people that helped (no particular order):
Atrain - Great cam swap writeup w/pics to compliment that service manual
Fuel Moto - Great customer service and products, use the PCV, AT and got the Woods lifters from them. I had a few questions and always pleasant to talk too and got me my new map to me.
Iclick - Fork Oil change write up, saved me a ton of time versus doing it the way the manual says.
Garcou (Shane) - Thanks for the deal on the cams
Dawg - Helped me find a dealer that had the inner cam tensioner in stock along with the part # I needed.
Thanks guys!!!
Already knew I would like them because me and my buddy put them in his 2010 SG a few months back. Everyone was right, hardest part was the exhaust R&R, what a PIA getting the cross over gasket back in!
Also just finished the 20K service to go with the cam swap.
Reason for the post is to thank a few people that helped (no particular order):
Atrain - Great cam swap writeup w/pics to compliment that service manual
Fuel Moto - Great customer service and products, use the PCV, AT and got the Woods lifters from them. I had a few questions and always pleasant to talk too and got me my new map to me.
Iclick - Fork Oil change write up, saved me a ton of time versus doing it the way the manual says.
Garcou (Shane) - Thanks for the deal on the cams
Dawg - Helped me find a dealer that had the inner cam tensioner in stock along with the part # I needed.
Thanks guys!!!
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Road Warrior
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IClick fork oil change https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...-change-3.html
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Yes, but the moment just before firing it up is also the tensest feeling you'll likely experience! It's like tension with instant relief when it cranks up with no odd noises or parts flying apart.
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That is true. We talked about firing it up many times. HA..
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Fired up and everything sounded great. Now I need some time on it for the AT to do its thing.
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