Ok so my heritage has 30,000 miles on her now and Im gonna put it in the shop here shortly to get the cam chain tensioners replaced and all that good stuff. Well whlie its in the shop I figured that it would be easy to do a cam swap with gear driven cams since he is already gonna be in there. Im not interested in doin a big bore kit or anything,just cams..I want a little more of a meaner idle and sound and maybe a little more power. Its fuel injected so I cant expect a whole lot of difference in idle but maybe a little..What cams do yall recommened?? Im just now learning bout the cams so all opinions are welcome!! thanks

 

I like my Andrews 26G's....I can't say that the idle is any meaner, but the bottom end power is nice. It pulls great up to 5k rpm or so.

 

The s/e 203's give a nice slow lope on idle. I have had them in my bike for several years. I'll be putting soemthing different when I build my motor, but who knows when that will happen.

Drew

 

Woods cams sound good and pull good

 

What year is your bike? If its 3.15 gearing, Andrews 21's work great in an 88". If 3.37, 26's may be better.

 

I am in the same market for a cam only. My mechanic said I will feel a lot more torque but not that much horse power with the one he is putting in mine. I dont know which one it is honestly but it is a cam set up for a touring bike. I have a 2006 Heritage and I do a lot of two up riding. Weight two up is say hmmm 390 pounds with a rack bag weighing around 75ish. Mountain riding and interstates is where I travel. Can anyone give me an example of what I can expect with the described type of cam?

 

I still like the tried and true S+S 510G's

 

I am still in the research area, and probably woods is the way to go for 'low end' 'real life' power, some say the S&S 255 are good but Donny Peterson recommends Woods cams !

 

KumaRide my Heritage is a 2001..Thanks for all your replies guys!

 

I am doing the same thing on my '03 Heritage... I am getting Andrew's 26G's. Gonna do the swap this winter, as it will give me something to do.