possible place to get cams re-grinded
10-03-2002, 05:43 PM
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possible place to get cams re-grinded
I was talking to this guy in class today about my car and I told him that the only company making cams for my car was JWT and they were going to be mucho $$$$$$ so I prolly wouldn't get them. He then told me he just rebuilt his friend's mitsubishi 3.0 in a lebaron (I think thats what he said) and he had www.crower.com re-grind his cams for him since no one actually made aftermarket cams that he could find. he didnt say how much it cost but I thought it might be worth mentioning to everyone who is serious about doing this. If you guys want you can try to contact them yourselves because I lack the knowledge of cam specs and what not. Good luck!
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10-04-2002, 07:47 AM
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Re: possible place to get cams re-grinded
ISKY or crower will regrind your cams. The problem is actually getting the camshafts themselves to these companies and what type of grind is wanted. Do some more research and hell call them ask how much, and what grind would best suit your needs. Be prepared to give them a dyno of the car before cams and the specs on the stock valve timing/lift.
Originally posted by Soon2BMaxed
I was talking to this guy in class today about my car and I told him that the only company making cams for my car was JWT and they were going to be mucho $$$$$$ so I prolly wouldn't get them. He then told me he just rebuilt his friend's mitsubishi 3.0 in a lebaron (I think thats what he said) and he had www.crower.com re-grind his cams for him since no one actually made aftermarket cams that he could find. he didnt say how much it cost but I thought it might be worth mentioning to everyone who is serious about doing this. If you guys want you can try to contact them yourselves because I lack the knowledge of cam specs and what not. Good luck!
Trevor
I was talking to this guy in class today about my car and I told him that the only company making cams for my car was JWT and they were going to be mucho $$$$$$ so I prolly wouldn't get them. He then told me he just rebuilt his friend's mitsubishi 3.0 in a lebaron (I think thats what he said) and he had www.crower.com re-grind his cams for him since no one actually made aftermarket cams that he could find. he didnt say how much it cost but I thought it might be worth mentioning to everyone who is serious about doing this. If you guys want you can try to contact them yourselves because I lack the knowledge of cam specs and what not. Good luck!
Trevor
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