54g

[gillysmi]

I am looking at 54g for a 2006 FLHTCUI.  According to the website it is for 96-103in. Will this cam work with 88??

Thanks

[Don D]

There are better choices for a heavy bike with a low compression 88"
Andrews 21h

[02FYRFTR]

I am looking at 54g for a 2006 FLHTCUI.  According to the website it is for 96-103in. Will this cam work with 88??

Thanks

I have a set of 54G,21G and 26G gear driven Andrews Cams for 99~06 models, contact me at frankbed@rocketmail.com  can supply with or without new bearings.

[Sonny S.]

There are better choices for a heavy bike with a low compression 88"
Andrews 21h

[gillysmi]

sorry guys... doing pistons and cylinders as well.  does that alter your response?

[notarheli]

I also have a set of 54G's with about 3000 miles on them.  Went for the Wood 6HG instead.  $150  less shipping.

Barry

[Arrowsmit]

The 54's will work very nicely in a 95" but you'll need to get headwork done to make em work best. If staying w/stock heads I'd choose different cams; Andrews TW21 or TW26.

Just my  2 pennies...

VicW.

[Faast Ed]

If staying w/stock heads I'd choose different cams; Andrews TW21 or TW26

Especially since the stock springs won't allow for the high lift of the 54's.

[Arrowsmit]

Yep, the '06 beehives will handle the lift. But the Andrews 'H' model cams (21H, 26H, etc) won't work in an '06 touring model...maybe an '06 Dyna??

VicW

[Faast Ed]

My bad. I saw 88" but the blinders I was wearin' blocked out the 2006!  LOL   

[Arrowsmit]

  

[Don D]

Yep good catch Vic
TW21 or TW21g or  21n with the new roller chain conversion

[Arrowsmit]

There ya go!