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Mar 4, 2011 | 10:00 PM

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iclick

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From: Baton Rouge, LA

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Originally Posted by Holzarbeiter

I have considered reusing my stock rods but once I pull the tank then I might as well pull the heads and so the slippery slop starts.

You don't need to remove the tank for a cam job, as just raising it to its limit is sufficient. The frame is the big culprit working in that area, not the tank as long as it moves up an inch or so. You also don't need to remove the heads, just the rocker covers, rocker plates, and breather plates.

Mar 6, 2011 | 08:03 PM

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From: Little Chute, WI

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Originally Posted by scooter_trash_1

Lots of opinions on here, so heres mine..Just installed 7H Woods cams in my machine last week. Now keep in mind it wasnt long ago everyone on here was saying that the Woods cams were noisy..My machine had about twenty thousand on it so, I purchased the woods lifters and fuelmoto pushrods..I can tell you this..It is quieter than it was stock, and I feel all warm and fuzzy inside. The quality of the pushrods are unsurpassed, and the Woods lifters on a Woods cam were a no-brainer for me..Adjusted out 20 flats after bottom. This seemed to work great for me.Total $613.00 cams and all parts and gaskets. Bought the cams off here used low miles. Am very happy with the install and a damn site cheaper than the stealer..Scooter

Thank you for the great feedback and support, that is an excellent setup for sure

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