just bought 09 road king and found out it has this cam in it,can anyone tell me a little about this cam?like to know what rpm range it works at how hard on motor it is.prev.owner said it made 92hpand 96 torgue but this is hear say.bike feels good but this is my only touring bike with 96 in to ride

 

the 44 magnum is a great cam. I came close to getting it myself but opted for the 555 instead; i could have gone either way but i think the 44 was a little more expensive. Take a look at bob woods website and you can see dyno charts for that cam and what the specs are.

 

I had that cam in my fatboy those dyno numbers are about right that cam will never stop pulling .I put a s& s 106 kit and it made 106hp115 tq

 

I'm no expert, but that seems like a lot of cam for a bagger, but set upright it could be a real runner on the road. Here are the specs.

TW-408-44 24/44
46/22
248
248
.530
.530
.213
.199
Stock
Hot Rod 07-09 Bolt-In - Stock Heads, Springs,
Stock thru 11:1 C/R

 

I am running this cam in my 107.. I have the Axtell 20 degree dome pistons in stock bored jugs, Baisley heads, SE 50mm throttle body / injectors. I haven't dynoed it, I have a Thundermax and it is running great. I easily walk away from most of my buddies except one with a strong 117" build.

Do you like the way the bike feels? The power on mine comes on around 2500 and seems to keep pulling strong up to 6000.

I've been told that this cam will hold it's own in big inch builds, I have a set of 4.060 jugs sitting in my shop, I am a set of pistons away from a 114" build

 

thanks for replies the cam feels good with me and ol lot of riding on interstate at 80 mph average

 

The cam likes compression. If it is in a stock 96" motor it probably has a cam advance key installed to advance the cam timing. If you really want to wake your beast up at some point give Fuel Moto a call, arrange for a set of their pistons, have your cylinders bored, get there level 2 (or is it B) head work done and you will have a real monster on your hands.

FYI - Here's a dyne chart of that cam in a 96" motor with a good exhaust system.