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It seems that most on here either like Woods or SE's.
I went with the Feuling cams as I don't like to follow the herd all the time.
They do not quit pulling.
Very linear cam..
They are very strong throughout the powerband
You might consider them too.
I went with the Feuling cams as I don't like to follow the herd all the time.
They do not quit pulling.
Very linear cam..
They are very strong throughout the powerband
You might consider them too.
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Here is an update on the HQ-500 install.
After some searching I found a local guy that runs a Mustang Dyno, is into metric drag bikes and familiar with the PCV. I opted to do a base line run and will go back there for a final tune.
Finished the cam install over the weekend, hooked up the laptop and fired the bike up. Started right away, idle seemed to jump around a bit and then smoothed out, shut bike down and used the tw37 map that FM send me. Went for a test ride. Bike pulls well, no decel pop but can tell that tune is not spot on, seems to run rich at higher throttle. Keith from FM send me a map for the 204 so I will give that a try today.
After some searching I found a local guy that runs a Mustang Dyno, is into metric drag bikes and familiar with the PCV. I opted to do a base line run and will go back there for a final tune.
Finished the cam install over the weekend, hooked up the laptop and fired the bike up. Started right away, idle seemed to jump around a bit and then smoothed out, shut bike down and used the tw37 map that FM send me. Went for a test ride. Bike pulls well, no decel pop but can tell that tune is not spot on, seems to run rich at higher throttle. Keith from FM send me a map for the 204 so I will give that a try today.
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From: Lake Ozark, MO.
Which fueling cams do you have?
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