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You could buy it for $459.95 and cables for $45 and it takes 5 minutes to install. The dealer I deal with would have installed for nothing after doing this work.
You could buy it for $459.95 and cables for $45 and it takes 5 minutes to install. The dealer I deal with would have installed for nothing after doing this work.
I had a tuner for 3 years. I was posting the installed price of SE Cam if you already have a tuner. I don't care what everyone else paid for this or that. I got what I want and I am happy with it.
I have a FLHTK with 255s. My wife and I spent a few days in the Smokies around the Dragon in August. They performed flawlessly. Make sure you invest in the Dyno Tune, since you already have the SEPRT. I am sure you will be pleased.
I had a tuner for 3 years. I was posting the installed price of SE Cam if you already have a tuner. I don't care what everyone else paid for this or that. I got what I want and I am happy with it.
Sorry for the stepping on your toes. If you happy I'm happy. That is a good price for cams and install.
I spoke to one of the tech's at my local dealership, my RK is 103 Fuel moto air cleaner and decatted. Told him I was looking for low end torque, he recommended the 255, or the 254. said they were installing a lot of 254's with good results. If I go to a indie, i'll probably look at the andrews . Trying to decide the differences between the 21, 26 and 48.
I spoke to one of the tech's at my local dealership, my RK is 103 Fuel moto air cleaner and decatted. Told him I was looking for low end torque, he recommended the 255, or the 254. said they were installing a lot of 254's with good results. If I go to a indie, i'll probably look at the andrews . Trying to decide the differences between the 21, 26 and 48.
Don't rule out TW222s. I went from 255s to 222s and the felt difference across the board was significant.
I spoke to one of the tech's at my local dealership, my RK is 103 Fuel moto air cleaner and decatted. Told him I was looking for low end torque, he recommended the 255, or the 254. said they were installing a lot of 254's with good results. If I go to a indie, i'll probably look at the andrews . Trying to decide the differences between the 21, 26 and 48.
With the stock springs and heads I would go to the SE 204 1st, Andrews 48H 2nd choice, and TW 222 next. With stock springs and heads you can't use much over .500 lift anyway. If you lay out the specs for all three you will see why. I have seen very good dyno numbers come from the 204's. In reality all 3 will do fine. The andrews 21 and 26 will work better in 96's.
With the stock springs and heads I would go to the SE 204 1st, Andrews 48H 2nd choice, and TW 222 next. With stock springs and heads you can't use much over .500 lift anyway. If you lay out the specs for all three you will see why. I have seen very good dyno numbers come from the 204's. In reality all 3 will do fine. The andrews 21 and 26 will work better in 96's.
The stock springs can easily handle lifts to 0.565" range, and probably a touch more. 255 cams have 0.555 lift, and are in thousands of bikes. I have had two bikes with them, and also had 54h cams as well. Stock springs, no problems.
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