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FIREBALL CAMS FOR 48-84 SHOVELHEAD

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Features

  • Available with or without cam gear
  • These bolt-in cams are designed to deliver high performance in a stock engine with hydraulic lifters for the street or the strip
  • Made of high-quality materials, the computer-designed camshaft has a broader powerband
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • Bolt-in performance throughout the power range; also recommended for increased torque in heavy bikes with heavy loads
  • No spring change required
  • Replaces A; cam lift at TDC: Int: .108” Exh: .108”
  • Bolt-in ease with broad power range for great street performance
  • Replaces BH, cam lift at TDC: Int: .126”, Exh: .130
  • Mild performance with an additional increase in mid-range and top-end horsepower; works well with high-performance carb and exhaust systems
  • Replaces B; cam lift at TDC: Int: .129” Exh: .129”
  • Check spring travel, piston-to-valve and valve-to-valve clearances

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FIREBALL CAMS FOR 48-84 SHOVELHEAD



Panhead 296A Grind, Mechinical

Part Number Description Suggested Retail
DS-199289  FOR: 78-84 Shovelhead - Cam With Gear   $190.95 
DS-199288  FOR: 70-77 Shovelhead - Cam With Gear   $195.95 
DS-199549  FOR: 70-84 Shovelhead - Cam Only, No Gear   $120.95 

300H Grind, Hydraulic

Part Number Description Suggested Retail
DS-199352  FOR: 78-84 Shovelhead - Cam With Gear   $190.95 
DS-199351  FOR: 70-77 Shovelhead - Cam With Gear   $190.95 
DS-199350  FOR: 48-69 Pan/Shovelhead - Cam With Gear   $193.95 
DS-199546  FOR: 70-84 Shovelhead - Cam Only, No Gear   $120.95 
DS-199545  FOR: 48-69 Pan/Shovelhead - Cam Only, No Gear   $120.95 

308B Grind, Mechanical

Part Number Description Suggested Retail
DS-199552  FOR: 70-84 Shovelhead - Cam Only, No Gear   $120.95 

Descriptions and notes

Must check coil bind, valve-to-valve clearance and valve-to-piston clearance. On late 77 and later engines, the pitch diameter on the camshaft, pinion gear and breather valve gear was changed. These components are not interchangeable with earlier-style components unless replaced in sets only. Late 77 and later gear sets are identified by a circular groove machined in the outer face of the cam gear.

This item appears on page 399 of the Fatbook