SlamHerN2nd
Jul 10th, 04, 12:35 PM
What are the different types of cam companies and what are there websites or contact info. I'm looking to the clevite cam company
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Bob West Jul 10th, 04, 3:00 PM LSM,Cam Motion,Comp,Lunati,Crane,Clay Smith,Isky,Howards,Melling,,,and I'm sure there are more....never heard of Clevite :confused: pdq67 Jul 10th, 04, 6:17 PM Yes, I have a new Clevite BB cam in a box!! Engle, Erson, Reed, Schnieder, Delta, Bullet, Lazar and Howards are some more.. pdq67 Motor Martyr Jul 10th, 04, 6:17 PM Crower, LSM and Cam Motion. pdq67 Jul 10th, 04, 6:18 PM Geez, forgot Elgin!!! pdq67 Wolfplace Jul 10th, 04, 6:43 PM Originally posted by pdq67: Geez, forgot Elgin!!! pdq67 = Which one? Dema or the "other guys" :D Here's Clevite's parent site Dana (http://www.engineparts.com/) UDHarold Jul 11th, 04, 8:54 PM Melling, Clevite, and Elgin(Not Dema!) all get their cams from the same place, who also sells to everyone else who wants them..... UDHarold smittyocat Jul 12th, 04, 3:49 PM How bout Racer Brown or General K :D enetics Troy70SS Jul 12th, 04, 4:37 PM Love my Lunati solid from Harold! graemlins/thumbsup.gif Troy cjlandry Jul 12th, 04, 4:38 PM Types of cam companies? I guess there's the type who designs and grinds their own, and some other types. pdq67 Jul 12th, 04, 6:38 PM Isn't G/K gone now?? Gobbled up by Crane?? Harold, you know don't you... pdq67 Rogus Jul 12th, 04, 6:53 PM Does anyone know where I can get tech info on the 3896930 camshaft made by GM? knudsonm Jul 12th, 04, 7:29 PM yeah I'd like to get the "advertised" duration numbers for my ZZ502 cam also. Whether it's @.004 or @006 or whatever. UDHarold Jul 12th, 04, 11:58 PM pdq67, General Kinetics, where I had my 1st full-time cam design job, 30 years ago, this Aug 4th, was bought by LUNATI. When Lunati sold his company to Holley, they didn't want GK, so Lunati kept the name. HMMMMM----I wonder? As far as the 930 cam, the factory part number is #3896929. The factory laughingly called it 310/320 seat duration, and it was 195/202 at .050, .390"/.410" valve lift, and 112 LSA. I mistakenly called it 110 LSA the other day, but after a little research.... It was the 327/300hp cam, the 350/295hp cam, and even the 350/200hp cam, and probably some others, too. UDHarold SlamHerN2nd Jul 27th, 04, 2:18 AM UDHarold, What did you think is the best cam for a street/strip car with a 396 | ||