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[hd-dude]

Well folks here are the long awaited specs on the FCC cams. They are done with all R&D on thier cams and have finalized the designs so they have released the specs.

Here they are for the TC88,95,103 engines through 06' (except Dynas)

[hd-dude]

Here are the cams for the 06 Dynas and all 07 TC motors, including a new cam for the 110"

[Unbalanced]

HD-Dude,

Thanks for posting the cam specs I am sure many on the site wanted to see them as public info.   

[Hoist!]

Here are the cams for the 06 Dynas and all 07 TC motors, including a new cam for the 110"

Hey Jim, I assume this is the first one for the 110's. This one looks like it's good for stock heads and valve springs. Are they working on more aggressive ones? Hoist!

[SPIDERMAN]

from what I know of cam profiles that should be a good solid cam with a lot of low end and mid range power. Good lift, not too much duration so the HP is not in the upper RPM range and the overlap at 40 degrees is what you want is perfect for the duration and lift. Is this the Cam people were recommending Beagle put in his Cherry Bomb? No head work required ?
I'll let Beags be the Guinea pig and drop one in Elvis is he gets too far ahead  LD doesn't need it

B B

[skippy]

I think I may want this cam for the Springer, looked at their site and cannot find any info  ,ship date  how much$$,I am looking to you,s guy,s for some good solid input. Waiting on V@H pipe ,SERT and thought this is the time to do the cam, Don,t want to do lots of motor work  but hopeing this will open up the motor and cure the heat issue. Will inform my local turner of this cam and look for your input . tks

[Hoist!]

I think I may want this cam for the Springer, looked at their site and cannot find any info  ,ship date  how much$$,I am looking to you,s guy,s for some good solid input. Waiting on V@H pipe ,SERT and thought this is the time to do the cam, Don,t want to do lots of motor work  but hopeing this will open up the motor and cure the heat issue. Will inform my local turner of this cam and look for your input . tks

Everybody's tryin' to tawk like a New Yawka tonight! What's up wit dat? Hoist!

[skippy]

Just want some good input from you,s guys not no wise guy,s us southern boys just work on small blocks

[Hoist!]

Just want some good input from you,s guys not no wise guy,s us southern boys just work on small blocks

Not what I hear. Some southern boys build some pretty mean V-Twins too! Hoist!

[SPIDERMAN]

Not what I hear. Some southern boys build some pretty mean V-Twins too! Hoist!

hmmmmmmmm is Colorado in the South ?  What about Maryland ?  No doubt these Rebs have got some real fast machines, but who built the motors ?  Yankees or Rebs ? 

[Hoist!]

hmmmmmmmm is Colorado in the South ?  What about Maryland ?  No doubt these Rebs have got some real fast machines, but who built the motors ?  Yankees or Rebs ? 

Hey B B, I think MD is south of tthe Mason-Dixon. Hoist!

[skippy]

Can,t get anyone to talk down here,Silver Black is tight liped  guess I will take it to Kendal Johnston and swap the motor out for an S@S124 then I be the mackdaddy

[SPIDERMAN]

Hey B B, I think MD is south of tthe Mason-Dixon. Hoist!

Howie,
         You really are a New Yawker aren't you. Think Fort Sumpter buddy

B B

[SPIDERMAN]

Ok, enough of refighting the Civil War. I talked to the Owner of SoCal Customs today. The man knows machinery and he runs a Jims/HD 120 in his personal machine with the top end reworked by Dave Mackie. FYI. And no Chip I didn't get his freakin Dyno sheet

B B

[Hoist!]

Howie,
         You really are a New Yawker aren't you. Think Fort Sumpter buddy

B B

Had to do it anyway B. That's what I went by.

The Line that Divided the North and South
Alhough the Mason-Dixon line is most commonly associated with the division between the northern and southern (free and slave, respectively) states during the 1800s and American Civil War-era, the line was delineated in the mid-1700s to settle a property dispute. The two surveyors who mapped the line, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, will always be known for their famous boundary.

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