Cam Choice
Last edited by iclick; Jul 8, 2012 at 05:32 PM.
Right now, I'm leaning a little toward the SE-204's. For one thing, I spend most of my time in the 2,000-3,200 RPM range and hardly ever hit higher than 4,000 RPM's but when I hit the throttle, I want the bike to be trying to pull me off of it. My thoughts are (since I don't have actual data to compare to), better safe than sorry. I think the 204's performance will be ending very soon after my normal high RPM's while the 255's performance will be coming in just before my cruising range. I'm probably safe either way but feel better erring on the bottom end torque side.
Is there a better way to make this decision?
Last edited by vickers1; Jul 8, 2012 at 09:56 PM.
Last edited by mgmmgm; Jul 9, 2012 at 10:25 AM.
Right now, I'm leaning a little toward the SE-204's. For one thing, I spend most of my time in the 2,000-3,200 RPM range and hardly ever hit higher than 4,000 RPM's but when I hit the throttle, I want the bike to be trying to pull me off of it. My thoughts are (since I don't have actual data to compare to), better safe than sorry. I think the 204's performance will be ending very soon after my normal high RPM's while the 255's performance will be coming in just before my cruising range. I'm probably safe either way but feel better erring on the bottom end torque side.
Is there a better way to make this decision?
SE204 - midrange with peak HP around 5800 revs
SE255 - ultimate low end, great for heavy bikes or for the person who routinely shifts below 4500 revs. Peak power is still made over 5000
Do you want to reconsider?
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And run to redline? No way........
Now come on, that cant be right......they fall right off after 4k??......lol Just like mine.....if you NEVER rev it up then dont worry about it, but if you do, run! run away and get something else.....






