Best Non-EPA Cam for Street Performance
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01-17-2012 | 03:53 PM
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Thanks for the links Guys. Plenty of good resources. I'm learning more and more everyday. Good write up on doing the pulley swap. More and more to consider.
My friend was looking for info on the 48 and couldn't find it. Guess its fairly new to the Andrews line-up. At least now I have the stats for their product line, including the 48.
My friend was looking for info on the 48 and couldn't find it. Guess its fairly new to the Andrews line-up. At least now I have the stats for their product line, including the 48.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/engin...-777-cams.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...h-install.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/engin...cam-shaft.html
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01-17-2012 | 04:29 PM
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Thats for the links Soft 02.
My guy isn't familiar with the 48 yet so I'l bring him the info. He done a couple bikes with the 54s and a stage two canned map and says his customers love that set up. Most of his customers ride bigger Soft-tails loaded for 2 up touring. Looks like Andrews 48 may be the better way to go for that group of riders
Me I just like ripping around town on my Fat Bobber. I'm thinking of running the 48 or 54 with a stage two down-load till I can afford TTS auto tunner.
My guy isn't familiar with the 48 yet so I'l bring him the info. He done a couple bikes with the 54s and a stage two canned map and says his customers love that set up. Most of his customers ride bigger Soft-tails loaded for 2 up touring. Looks like Andrews 48 may be the better way to go for that group of riders
Me I just like ripping around town on my Fat Bobber. I'm thinking of running the 48 or 54 with a stage two down-load till I can afford TTS auto tunner.
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