I remember reading all this info a while back and I remember we have been having discussions about cams and "ideal cams" here in the all motor section, thought this site might be useful for those that havent already read this information.

http://www.tprmag.com/issue/2/2_camshafts.shtml

Also at the bottom of the main page there is a Truth vs Fiction and a link, if you click that it has complete cam specs from every main cam company, not all cams are on there like Buddy Club or any of the new companies we know of but its still useful info.


Modified by PreStaged12s at 1:52 PM 12/8/2004

 

very nice, i had never seen that article. Good and Informative. Sticky

 

Good article!

 

nice find

 

whats nice is they give you a lot of the specs that are hard to find, like info needed for degreeing in camshafts, also just the overall info that is presented in the article is very knowledgeable, definitely good stuff.

 

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I agree!

 

Good post, thanks for the link.

 

What do we have to do to get this post to stay on the main page, I think info here answers pretty much every question a person might have on cams and it shouldnt be lost in the forums.

 

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I'll agree to that.

 

I wish I could say more but the article pretty much speaks for itself, all I know is I used the info from the site to give to the machine shop that built my motor so they could degree in my camshafts, so yea.

 

Replying to keep this up on the main page.