FM TW-222 Cam reviews needed
#121
Did i miss dyno numbers on your build in the posts i dont think i saw any
You left stock heads on do u have the factory decompression releases on your heads my 2009 96 didnt have them when i put the 255 in with stock head my bike never would have started without the manual onese i had put in when i did the 103 kit
How is yours for turning over when it starts
You left stock heads on do u have the factory decompression releases on your heads my 2009 96 didnt have them when i put the 255 in with stock head my bike never would have started without the manual onese i had put in when i did the 103 kit
How is yours for turning over when it starts
#123
My plan looks a lot like the bike in your signature. I think I can see TW222's coming very soon in my future.
#124
#126
I haven't logged any real longs trips yet to gauge where the fuel economy is, but every time I hop on the bike I am more and more pleased with its performance. If I really get on it when hopping on the freeway, I'm at 105mph by the time I have to merge - never had that kind of performance before the cam. I further stand by my previous statement about 5th being useless (well just not needed) - My 6th gear pulls so hard now, it's more than enough when I need passing power and I no longer need to down shift.
#128
Well, just read this entire thread and this past weekend installed tw-222's with VH Pro pipe and fuel moto stage 1. Power Vision map from fuel moto. I was so ready to have my arms straightened out when I crack the throttle, but it is not happening. As far as seat of the pants feel, there is only a slight increase in power over the stage 1 setup with VH pipe and Power Vision.
With how it runs now, I cant say it was worth the time or the cost. I will be checking with Fuel Moto tomorrow to see if there is some testing that can be done.
Bike is a 2010 FLHTK 103" with 7k miles.
With how it runs now, I cant say it was worth the time or the cost. I will be checking with Fuel Moto tomorrow to see if there is some testing that can be done.
Bike is a 2010 FLHTK 103" with 7k miles.
Last edited by tully_mars; 12-31-2012 at 05:32 PM.