Installing a New Cam in my '69 FLH

I wasn't happy with the performance of my 69, so I'm going to try a new cam. But its not just a matter of swapping the cams. Theres a few checks we have to do to ensure a proper installation.

[@markmeadows6401]

Good, straightforward vid, Kid. Keep ' em coming.

[@atcjoe1600]

Cool happy days reference. I can almost smell that funky gasket sealer. Thanks, I like learning something.

[@ChucksCycles]

Awesome, thanks for watching!

[@BarnfiendCycle]

Hey this is a really well made video

[@davidknows3320]

I don't watch Pacifc Mike, but will check him out. I found you for the Sporster content. This is a sweet video. Not too long, not too short. Thanks, I enjoyed it. I had no idea there was an H grind cam. My bikes are newer, I am getting the itch for an older bike though......

[@ChucksCycles]

Check him out, he does a lot of old Harley stuff. Old bikes are fun but they do require a lot of attention.

[@michaelmitchell5909]

Tatro would be sad you took the hot rod cam out man....lol.

[@marks7502]

Puppy!

[@pop4725]

Enjoyed the video … could I use the old compressed gasket instead of a new one for the measurements?

[@ChucksCycles]

Sure, just double check all the clearances once its all together and verify everything is still in spec.

[@TheSkylark16]

Do you have to replace the cam bushing when installing new cam? I'm about to do cam swap on my 67flh, the old cam bushing looks ok, just wondering if I could go with that

[@johnjames9799]

On the tightening of the cam cover.. wouldn't it be best to work from the inside outwards?

[@ChucksCycles]

Yeah, more or less, just go back and forth, as long as it pulls down even