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We have a 2012 Ultra Limited 103" that we are doing some testing on. We have already replaced the exhaust system with our Jackpot 2/1/2 head pipe and Dyno Tuned mufflers, replaced the air cleaner, and Dynojet Power Vision. We will be testing a couple of products, primarily the new Knight Prowler TW-777 cams which is the latest offering from Wood Performance. We worked with Bobby in development on some of the initial specs that we were looking for, we absolutely love the TW-555 cam and wanted an option with slighly more lift for when we can use it such as with our 107" kit, with our FM Level B heads, and were interested to see how it working straight into a stock 103" motor. The TW-777 ended up what Bobby is calling "a TW-555 on steroids", which seems pretty appropriate.
We installed the cams last night and did the preliminary tuning. I have to finish the final tuning and will post results when available which should be later today. We then plan to service/port the cylinder heads with our FM Level B service
Looking forward to hear about the results. I have the 555's in my 96 and they kick butt. Can't imagine what the 777's will do in a 103, hang on and enjoy the ride.
... We worked with Bobby in development on some of the initial specs that we were looking for, we absolutely love the TW-555 cam and wanted an option with slighly more lift for when we can use it such as with our 107" kit, with our FM Level B heads,
More to come.......
Very interested in your results. What are the differences between the TW-555 and your TW555-6R? Conversion cam?
I'm sure it will be a performer. I did notice that it has a 42 deg. intake close, so might expect the tq to come on later than 555. Hope it's not too late.
We have a 2012 Ultra Limited 103" that we are doing some testing on. We have already replaced the exhaust system with our Jackpot 2/1/2 head pipe and Dyno Tuned mufflers, replaced the air cleaner, and Dynojet Power Vision. We will be testing a couple of products, primarily the new Knight Prowler TW-777 cams which is the latest offering from Wood Performance. We worked with Bobby in development on some of the initial specs that we were looking for, we absolutely love the TW-555 cam and wanted an option with slighly more lift for when we can use it such as with our 107" kit, with our FM Level B heads, and were interested to see how it working straight into a stock 103" motor. The TW-777 ended up what Bobby is calling "a TW-555 on steroids", which seems pretty appropriate.
We installed the cams last night and did the preliminary tuning. I have to finish the final tuning and will post results when available which should be later today. We then plan to service/port the cylinder heads with our FM Level B service
More to come.......
Man, it's not cool to tease us like that. You can't leave us hanging!
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