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| Thanks to Aaron Wilson of Hammer Performance for the many contributions to the XLForum.net. | Thanks to Aaron Wilson of Hammer Performance for the many contributions to the XLForum.net. | ||
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| The #2 cam on the left is machined for the timing cup and therefore will work in 91-03 bikes. The #2 cam on the right can only be used in 04+ (crank trigger) bikes, unless someone does the machining. | The #2 cam on the left is machined for the timing cup and therefore will work in 91-03 bikes. The #2 cam on the right can only be used in 04+ (crank trigger) bikes, unless someone does the machining. | ||
| - | Even though they went to crank trigger in '04, they continued to ship the bikes with cams that were machined for the timing cup, for awhile. So there are W cams from 04+ bikes floating around out there that can be used in 91-03 models. Always check to be sure. ((Aaron Wilson at http:// | + | Even though they went to crank trigger in '04, they continued to ship the bikes with cams that were machined for the timing cup, for awhile. So there are W cams from 04+ bikes floating around out there that can be used in 91-03 models. Always check to be sure. ((Above info quoted from Aaron Wilson at https://www.xlforum.net/ |
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