<VV> Re: reground cams
Eric S. Eberhard
flash@vicspdi.com
Fri, 18 Jun 2004 18:51:36 -0700
I have experience with one reground cam from a reliable vendor. It lasted
less than 20k miles and then had several flat lobes. At 10k miles it was
already pretty bad with it impossible to adjust lifters to be silent.
I replaced it with an NOS cam. Not enough miles to be sure, but so far,
silent.
Query ... if you can get an NOS cam for 100 bucks, why buy a reground? The
labor to replace the cam is many times the price of the cam!!!!
At 04:25 PM 6/17/2004, Lluke2136@aol.com wrote:
>If reground cams were so bad, why does Lon sell so many? He's the type of
>guy that wouldn't sell defective parts for a long time. Even some of the
>performance vendors sell reqround cams. They stand behind their parts. I'm
>thinking
>if they were substandard, they wouldn't last in the limited markey of Corvair
>parts.
>
>Bob Thomas
>68Monza140
>67Sprint350
>65Sprint140
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