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I do not have a tach but run the SE 255 where are these supposed to come in at, aren't they supposed to be 2300 or so and i know they fade early.....
So how does the SE 204 run in the 2011 103 stock heads etc.?
I like torque on the left side of things, so interested in this thread as I could see a cam swap next yr after 2 yr warranty is up.
Like a couple others who posted in this thread, I have 204's/1.72 rockers in an otherwise stock 103" with dresser duals.
Pretty sure I'm giving up some power with the exhaust, I'm considering going to a 2-1 header but I'll probably just leave it as is. It runs great, lots more responsive in the midrange. It feels stronger everywhere compared to the stock cam, although I do detect it falling off a tiny bit above 5k or so. The low speed manners are very good for a cam of it's size so I'm happy with the compromise. Anything bigger and I'd expect light throttle cruising to be less enjoyable.
se-204 is a good cam, have it in my bike love the way it pulls.lower end about the same as stock,starts pulling hard a little over 2000 rpm pulls all the way to redline.very happy with this ca,also has a very nice lope ro it.
+2 here. Stock compression is near perfect for the 204.
There are many great choices, we do a lot of work with the Wood TW-555 and TW-777 and have installed them in hundreds 103's with excellent results. They are as quiet as stock and are extremely strong from 2750-6000 RPM's
I have the 555s and I believe the top end has less noise than it did stock. As far as strong from 2750-6000 RPMs, hell yeah, loads of torque. It's a good stepping stone if you are deciding on going further, I have since done the FM 107" and still have stock heads, it is a beast from idle to top end, I'm looking forward to fall when the headwork gets done.
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