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Old 10-09-2023, 03:37 PM
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Replaced gaskets, etc. on the F and R cylinder on my 97 WG. R cylinder is a little cumbersome. Have to replace 2 socket head bolts on the R rocker cover due to previous shops rounding out the head.

Can finally put it back together after having leaking fluid all under the bike and finding the inner primary cracked around the mainshaft.

Painted outer primary, cone cover, transmission cover to match inner primary (Harley texture paint $28/can).

Going though and finding little things to fix or make a tad better.
 
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Originally Posted by Dynawobble
I feel like I need more motor. The cams aren't what I thought they would be. Other bikes I have cammed in the past seemed to wake up way more. I know I'll loose even more going to a short pipe but with a proper dyno tune maybe it'll be better. As of this point the bike is the same until I'm past 4k rpm then I wakes up a bit. I'm not impressed at this point.
That's too bad. I picked a low-end torque cam and I'm pretty happy overall, although I can really feel that 81hp, or not feel it I mean. 120/120 like @98hotrodfatboy mentioned sounds good, it's just got to kick in down low.
 
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Old 10-09-2023, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by snake_eyes
That's too bad. I picked a low-end torque cam and I'm pretty happy overall, although I can really feel that 81hp, or not feel it I mean. 120/120 like @98hotrodfatboy mentioned sounds good, it's just got to kick in down low.


The 888 cams do with the right compression..
 
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Originally Posted by Dynawobble
... The cams aren't what I thought they would be...
That's the Woods triple-nickle cams, right?
 
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Old 10-10-2023, 05:48 AM
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That's the Woods triple-nickle cams, right?
@Dynawobble problem is not the cams.. He's not hitting down low because the top end is all stock.. He did nothing to improve on compression.. The 555 cam requires at the minimum 10.2:1 compression. 10.5:1 would be even better..
 
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Old 10-10-2023, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by 98hotrodfatboy

The 888 cams do with the right compression..
I'll second this. The 888's hit HARD.
 
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Old 10-10-2023, 09:07 AM
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Got one grip on last night Had so much sh*t to do since getting back from Cali. Tonight is the other grip and remove the rear tire to finally replace. If and that is a BIG IF I have some time, I might start to switch out caliper and rotor.
 
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Originally Posted by Dynawobble
I feel like I need more motor. The cams aren't what I thought they would be. Other bikes I have cammed in the past seemed to wake up way more. I know I'll loose even more going to a short pipe but with a proper dyno tune maybe it'll be better. As of this point the bike is the same until I'm past 4k rpm then I wakes up a bit. I'm not impressed at this point.
I ran the Wood 555 cams back when mine was a 103" and I felt the same way. It definitely made more power, but not where I would normally use it. I agree with what's already been said, more compression and/or displacement would solve the problem.
 

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Old 10-11-2023, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by brownie4412
Here it is. I’ve got a spare glass and inner ring for it too just because I don’t know if you’ll be to get the current ones out without screwing them up.

Alright, it showed up late yesterday and I'll probably run it over to Zee's Customs this afternoon. It looks great except for the bezel. I might even have Jim do the LED mod on it while he has it...oh man, I'll go pull my speedo now and take them both over!

Thanks again, very much @brownie4412
 
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Old 10-11-2023, 10:50 AM
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Got the rear wheel off last night to take it to get the tire replaced.


As you can see that tire served it's purpose for the last 2 years
Got the new rotor on. I was going to drain the brake fluid but didn't have the 12point socket I needed I will be grabbing that and brake fluid tonight. Thursday evenings agenda is to get the wheel back on, install TC bro's bracket and the Brembo P4 caliper. Gotta have the bike ready to go for Saturday's 600 miles



You can see my OEM caliper locked up and riding with a full case/music I had no clue.
 
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