Andrews 21 or 26?
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07-11-2007, 10:33 AM
RE: Andrews 21 or 26?
I'm no cam expert but I understand the 21 has more torque in the midrange, something you'll need pulling a trailer. Joe Minton recommends the 21 in a hop up article in American Rider mag last year. He bored an 88 to 95 using Wiseco pistons and recommended the 21 because of the "real world" power output.
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07-11-2007, 01:07 PM
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RE: Andrews 21 or 26?
Unless you're planning on upgrading to the 103" or 110" kit, the 26G is a good choice for both TQ, HP and mileage. I've recently upgraded my TC88 to TC95, and went with the 37G. This cam provides good TQ number as well as good mileage.
ORIGINAL: jschmuck
Which is the better cam to use on an 07 Electra Glide with a passenger and trailer? Which one will idle smoother? Thanks for all your help.
Which is the better cam to use on an 07 Electra Glide with a passenger and trailer? Which one will idle smoother? Thanks for all your help.
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07-11-2007, 02:59 PM
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07-11-2007, 04:44 PM
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07-11-2007, 04:57 PM
RE: Andrews 21 or 26?
My riding style must be different than everyone else's. I couldn't care less about anything over 3500rpm on my '07. I like to cruise at about 2100-2300 rpm. If I'm cruising at 2500rpm, I'll roll on a little throttle and upshift. Not sure I've ever run over 4000 rpm except for the dyno at Jamie's.
I want the most bottom end available. I'd love to cruise at 1900 - 2000rpm. Are cams ever going to be made specifically for the 2007 motor? Or aren't there any optimizations that can be made for a 96" stroked motor vs an 88?
I want the most bottom end available. I'd love to cruise at 1900 - 2000rpm. Are cams ever going to be made specifically for the 2007 motor? Or aren't there any optimizations that can be made for a 96" stroked motor vs an 88?
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07-11-2007, 05:54 PM
RE: Andrews 21 or 26?
ORIGINAL: grinner
My riding style must be different than everyone else's. I couldn't care less about anything over 3500rpm on my '07. I like to cruise at about 2100-2300 rpm. If I'm cruising at 2500rpm, I'll roll on a little throttle and upshift. Not sure I've ever run over 4000 rpm except for the dyno at Jamie's.
I want the most bottom end available. I'd love to cruise at 1900 - 2000rpm. Are cams ever going to be made specifically for the 2007 motor? Or aren't there any optimizations that can be made for a 96" stroked motor vs an 88?
My riding style must be different than everyone else's. I couldn't care less about anything over 3500rpm on my '07. I like to cruise at about 2100-2300 rpm. If I'm cruising at 2500rpm, I'll roll on a little throttle and upshift. Not sure I've ever run over 4000 rpm except for the dyno at Jamie's.
I want the most bottom end available. I'd love to cruise at 1900 - 2000rpm. Are cams ever going to be made specifically for the 2007 motor? Or aren't there any optimizations that can be made for a 96" stroked motor vs an 88?
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07-11-2007, 09:12 PM
RE: Andrews 21 or 26?
ORIGINAL: jschmuck
Which is the better cam to use on an 07 Electra Glide with a passenger and trailer? Which one will idle smoother? Thanks for all your help.
Which is the better cam to use on an 07 Electra Glide with a passenger and trailer? Which one will idle smoother? Thanks for all your help.