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Old Jan 9, 2014 | 10:53 PM
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I know what ya mean. The PCV can be found on Ebay pretty cheap. But when you factor in consolidated shipping, FM might be the way to go. My big deal is deciding on what cams/push rods to get to be sure I'll be happy with the bike when Im done.
Dont buy a PCV on eBay.. do it right and go to Fuel Moto (FM), the back up service and maps they provide are worth the $ alone, and then no drama if there is an issue for what ever reason (not that they do have issues in my experience, others may comment here)
Push rods and cams; depends on what you decide on, but there are great prices out there, just search some of the sites provided here.
In saying that FM may indeed be the best for you for cams and push rods, each to their own (search the forums for ideas, OMG there's an "Encyclopedia Britannica" on Cams advice here on the HD forums! chain V's Gear etc...happy reading!), that's what great about HD's you have a myriad of choices, none bad, as long as YOU'RE happy!
 

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Old Jan 9, 2014 | 10:55 PM
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FM will give you great prices, but also superior customer service and technical support. If you go elsewhere make sure they can back up the customer service and support. FMs free maps for life is tough to beat.

Eastern Performance gets most of my "non-engine" related business; however they do have the hi-po engine parts and have great service.

Good luck.
 
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Old Jan 9, 2014 | 11:00 PM
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A few places will give a discount if u tell them ur a member of the forum 5% I belive saved me 50$ at eastern performance.
 
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Old Jan 9, 2014 | 11:35 PM
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Thanks for the reply's fellas! A question about cams...is it worth it to get the "easy start" type? I still have to call S&S and talk to a tech about them, but just curious of what the typical guy thinks.
 
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Old Jan 9, 2014 | 11:41 PM
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I did all the research known to man, and then some....
I ended up going with Andrews 48H's, but i have a 96", i believe you have a 103"?
have a look at the Andrews 57H's out of idle curiosity. But there's a million possibilities S&S are great don't get me wrong, I almost went with the 570 Gear Driven, but the price difference was significant....
This is like opening a can of worms on "what's the best cams", be ready for the torrent of comments if you go this route!
Will have them installed (48H's) in the next couple of weeks, will post my results..
 
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Old Jan 9, 2014 | 11:47 PM
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Fuel Moto for sure!
 
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Old Jan 10, 2014 | 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by ncracer86
Thanks for the reply's fellas! A question about cams...is it worth it to get the "easy start" type? I still have to call S&S and talk to a tech about them, but just curious of what the typical guy thinks.
I currently have a set of s&s 551 easy start in my 96" yet to fire it putting my exhaust on tomorrow I'll let you know something soon on the easy start.
 
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Old Jan 10, 2014 | 07:30 AM
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You are asking a lot of information, but truth be known you need to do a lot of reading.
That is what this forum is intended for.
Are you are going to be doing the work yourself?

FWIW, I've never had a lick of trouble with Direct Cycle parts for anything and have found they do have about the prices, and I have been dealing with them since they were Wally's Cycle parts.
 
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Originally Posted by ncracer86
Well, Im not exactly fixed on cams and exhaust yet. Im thinking the V&H Drak air cleaner though. Im thinking S&S cams, I need to give them a call to see exactly what I want. As for exhaust...Right now I have stock header with some RC Component slip-ons. I want to go with black exhaust. Thinking about V&H there too. Unless anyone has suggestions....this is my first Harley. I ride a '13 RG by the way.
If ya just planning A/C, Exhaust & cams your 103, I would recommend power vision/TTS/SEPT (depending on who is doing the tuning) DO GET A DYNO TUNE, especially when adding cams, Andrews 57 cams and Fuelmoto or Fullsac Xpipe header. Both those headers are proven performers and use stock heat shields. Ya can have your shields and slip-ons ceramic coated black for a lot less than new components. Planning the complete system, where ya are going later and your expectations is important to get the desired outcome. Good luck!
PS Your 103 already has auto. compression releases so easy start cams would be redundant.
 

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