*%$(%*)^ !!! I forgot to post them, I had to leave early on friday for the atvam show in st. cloud thanx for reminding me.

These #'s were ran last fall on pavment not gravel like the 700 shown above. This is a sp800 with our hsp go-fast cam shaft, head porting, and clutch kit with stk. ex. at time of test.


stk. hsp mods
2 sec. 27.44 28.02
4 sec. 40.87 43.13
6 sec. 49.21 52.25
8 sec. 55.23 58.46
10 sec. 58.10 61.63

If you have any ?'s please ask or give us a call thanx. Cams are in stk. and ready to ship.
Clutching changes will have to be made stk. cluthcing will hit rev-limiter instantly.

 

Nope not me, i think your thinking of sportsman70003.

I was the guy asking you about the cluching for my sp700 in your Speedworks forum.
I'm thinking hard on that Team Rapid Roller secondary now...

Whats your next heavier secondary spring up from stock?

Do you offer a timing key kit now?

still didnt get my catolog.....

Jim

 

We have timing keys in stk. I wouldn't call it a kit though it's just a new key that advances the flywheel. When and how did you order your catalog you can either call me with your name so I can verify your address or go online and order another one the on-line way is pretty easy now you just provide us with your info then we have all of your info saved in our mailing list. On the secondary springs I'm assuming your asking about a stiffer spring for your stk. secondary clutch? If so we do have some stiffer springs available. The stk. spring has a rate of 50-105 and we normally go to a 80-130 for most applications with larger tires /haeavier tires.

 

Yep, for the stock secondary.

I ordered it ionline when the topic came up in your forum and gtere was problems with the process. I'll try again.

Does the timing key come with any instruction?

thanks,

Jim

 

Jeremy you have a PM....

Jim

 

No instructions on the keys, it pretty easy to do pull your flywheel and swap out the stk. key with ours.

 

How much are you advancing the timing with the timing key?

Have you compared your 800 cam against the hotcam, because it's a lot cheaper?

Chris

 

Timing depends on application we normally do 3 degrees for sonsumer stuff though.
I was not aware hotcams ahad a cam for the 800 I know they have a 700 one but it should bedifferent if they did there home work on it.

On the pricing all of hotcams cams are alot cheaper because they use imported cores ( overseas from taiwan or china) we use stock cores and regrind them. Plus we have months in development to ensure us that we ahve the best possible part we feel we can deliver to our consumers. Adn it's all done right here in the good old USA!

 

Nothing like high dollar US labor! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Just kidding, totally. I'm actually emailing you right now. I'm Chris Rademacher. I'll do my questions via email.

Chris

 

I've had a Hot cam in my 700 for over a year with some pretty hard miles on it. In my opinion the Hot cam is a great cam and you can get one off Ebay for $150 and still get to keep your stock cam.