Camshaft material
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Camshaft material
darren 27th October 2011, 11:01
Has anybody used a compcams austempred core mech roller cam
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Re: Camshaft material
rmcomprandy 27th October 2011, 13:08
darren wrote:Has anybody used a compcams austempred core mech roller cam
Lots of times. However, they have used two different ones of different graded steels.
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Re: Camshaft material
jasonf 27th October 2011, 13:28
Make sure you use the correct distributor gear no matter what shaft you get...
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Re: Camshaft material
darren 27th October 2011, 19:25
Thanks Guy's, I think I will stick with steel billet .
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Re: Camshaft material
rmcomprandy 27th October 2011, 22:14
darren wrote:Thanks Guy's, I think I will stick with steel billet .
Full billets are 9310 and UGL billets are usually 8620.
5150 is a common roller core material however, it doesn't stand up well to aggressive grinds; hydraulic rollers are usually OK as well as Solid street rollers.
8660 is a tempered steel Semi-Ground-Lobes which is a super blank.
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