new cams
Cruiser
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From: Phoenixville PA
New cams
Congrats Tom! What was the total cost of the parts, and did you do the install yourself? Any idea how your mileage will change with the new cam? Are you using a tuner or stock ECM? We ride a 2010 Ultra Limited, decatted, free flow exhaust and air cleaner with Nightrider XIED's and I'd love to know if the cam changes you made would be a good match for us. Thanks.
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Road Master
Joined: Nov 2011
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From: New Jersey
cost was approx 750.00 plus 2 bills I gave my buddy( he did most of the work)
This includes everything, cams, lifters, pushrods, gasket set and inner and outer cam bearings. Friend and I did it at his garage. Using a PC-V with map matched to what I have from FuelMoto. According to what I have read, mileage should be low 40's. I was at 45 prior to install.
Cannot wait until Thursday, putting some more miles on it.
Tom
This includes everything, cams, lifters, pushrods, gasket set and inner and outer cam bearings. Friend and I did it at his garage. Using a PC-V with map matched to what I have from FuelMoto. According to what I have read, mileage should be low 40's. I was at 45 prior to install.
Cannot wait until Thursday, putting some more miles on it.
Tom
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 541
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From: Sherwood Park AB Canada
You're going to like them. I just put them in my 2012 FLTRX
HD Heavy Breather
Rinehart Extreme TD
TW-222 cams
Wood directional lifters
Fuel Moto push rods
PC-V
95 hp / 115 tq - dyno tuned by Fuel Moto
I can't believe how hard this thing pulls for a "cam only" bike. It's very snappy around town and winds up FAST! It purrs out on the highway as well. It's a really fun ride. Numbers before were 80 hp /100 tq so I picked up a solid 15 hp / 15 tq with the cam package and FM's tuning.
HD Heavy Breather
Rinehart Extreme TD
TW-222 cams
Wood directional lifters
Fuel Moto push rods
PC-V
95 hp / 115 tq - dyno tuned by Fuel Moto
I can't believe how hard this thing pulls for a "cam only" bike. It's very snappy around town and winds up FAST! It purrs out on the highway as well. It's a really fun ride. Numbers before were 80 hp /100 tq so I picked up a solid 15 hp / 15 tq with the cam package and FM's tuning.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Indian Land, SC
cost was approx 750.00 plus 2 bills I gave my buddy( he did most of the work)
This includes everything, cams, lifters, pushrods, gasket set and inner and outer cam bearings. Friend and I did it at his garage. Using a PC-V with map matched to what I have from FuelMoto. According to what I have read, mileage should be low 40's. I was at 45 prior to install.
Cannot wait until Thursday, putting some more miles on it.
Tom
This includes everything, cams, lifters, pushrods, gasket set and inner and outer cam bearings. Friend and I did it at his garage. Using a PC-V with map matched to what I have from FuelMoto. According to what I have read, mileage should be low 40's. I was at 45 prior to install.
Cannot wait until Thursday, putting some more miles on it.
Tom
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