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2012 103" Fuel Moto Wood TW-777 Cam Dyno Testing

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Jamie, are you going to be testing there in a 96 also?
 
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Ordered my 107 kit with the777 yesterday looking forward to the results
 
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You're killin me.You coulda waited to post this tell when you had the results.LOL.
 
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Here are the dyno numbers for the 2012 Ultra Limited 103", Wood TW-777 cams, Jackpot 2/1/2 head pipe, Jackpot 4" mufflers, FM stage 1 and a full dyno tune

 
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So Jamie between the 55's and 777's which would you recommend for best all around performance?

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Originally Posted by fuelmoto
Here are the dyno numbers for the 2012 Ultra Limited 103", Wood TW-777 cams, Jackpot 2/1/2 head pipe, Jackpot 4" mufflers, FM stage 1 and a full dyno tune

pretty impressive for stock heads. I thought they would need more compression then a stock 103 but dang looks good. did you do a base line run before adding the cams and other upgrades?
 
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Gotta give credit to FuelMoto for always looking at other options to get the most performance possible...interested in the results.
 
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Originally Posted by Fire-Medic
So Jamie between the 55's and 777's which would you recommend for best all around performance?

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Both cams perform very well and end results are extremely similar. We did another 2012 bike (he posted results on HDF as well) with the exact setup but with TW-555 cams and it was within 1Hp/1Tq which is impressive considering it was a different bike, different conditions, etc.. These two cams are nearly the same, there is only 2 more degrees of duration and .020 more lift with the TW-777. While both cams work excellent and performance was nearly identical on a stock compression/stock head 103", the TW-777 may be especially well suited to those who may plan on doing headwork or increasing compression.
 
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Originally Posted by mtclassic
pretty impressive for stock heads. I thought they would need more compression then a stock 103 but dang looks good. did you do a base line run before adding the cams and other upgrades?
We have tested hundreds of factory 103 bikes with endless combination and we already know what most stock and stage 1 setups make so we were not concerned with the base numbers for this test, the customer also had installed the exhaust, AC and tuner a couple weeks back.
 


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