R.Bingham
Active Member
Last weekend I changed out my cams to the Andrews 21G gear drive cams. I finally got rid of the tensioners so I don't have to worry about that any more. My 6 1/2 year old daughter helped me do the job. ( Boy is she gonna make someone a great wife some day, can cook and work on Harleys )
To get the old cams out and press the new ones in I used the oven/freezer method. Since we homeschool this also made for a great science project. I was able to show her what the effects of heat and cold can have on objects.
Well now that the job is done I can say that I'm very pleased with the cam selection. It now pulls better at all rpms, goes through the gears a little bit faster and is definitely quicker.
I went with the gear drive instead of the conversion cams because my crank runout was only .002. I also got a great deal on the cams because the were slightly used.
I did not have to re-map my ecm. I have the stage one download. I have not had any issues with popping or pinging.
I recommend this cam or the conversion 21N version to any with the old style tensioners considering and upgrade.
Randall
To get the old cams out and press the new ones in I used the oven/freezer method. Since we homeschool this also made for a great science project. I was able to show her what the effects of heat and cold can have on objects.
Well now that the job is done I can say that I'm very pleased with the cam selection. It now pulls better at all rpms, goes through the gears a little bit faster and is definitely quicker.
I went with the gear drive instead of the conversion cams because my crank runout was only .002. I also got a great deal on the cams because the were slightly used.
I did not have to re-map my ecm. I have the stage one download. I have not had any issues with popping or pinging.
I recommend this cam or the conversion 21N version to any with the old style tensioners considering and upgrade.
Randall