Labor costs for cam change
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2010
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Don't pay. Do it yourself. My dealer wanted 8hrs to do it. Another indie wanted 4hrs but wanted to keep my bike for 2 weeks. I did it in a weekend for next to nothing. If you follow directions well its easy to do.
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Virginia
You will be surprised how easy it really is if you do it yourself, not sure of your mechanical abilities. Good luck.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Superior, WI
The only reason I would pay to have it done is my headers where such a pain to get on, I'd rather pay someone to do it than go through that again...... If I were to change to Tru Duals, I'll do it myself.
8hrs is way to much though.
8hrs is way to much though.
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I just put TW-555 in my 2012 SG, it took 3 nights @ 2hrs a night.
Anyone who can change the oil and filter in their bike can manage a cam change.
Get the manual, search the forums, there's a bunch of threads on it.
There's a pretty good video on youtube that goes through the process, start to finish.
http://youtu.be/n5KvamRqCis
Get the manual, search the forums, there's a bunch of threads on it.
There's a pretty good video on youtube that goes through the process, start to finish.
http://youtu.be/n5KvamRqCis