[Rocket Factory]

We are recieving the new billet cams with our favorite grind. No more core charges call for pricing

www.rocketfactory.biz

 

[rednbluerider]

We are recieving the new billet cams with our favorite grind. No more core charges call for pricing

www.rocketfactory.biz

Whats the specs and what stages are available? Are the made by Web?

 

[integlikewhoa]

We are recieving the new billet cams with our favorite grind. No more core charges call for pricing

www.rocketfactory.biz

Whats the specs and what stages are available? Are the made by Web?

Web cam billets are not out YET. Rumor has it, it wont be to much longer and they are going to cost just under 200. But I dont think Rocket Factory is starting to sell them just yet. But I am curious who is doing you cams Rocket?

 

[Rocket Factory]

They are webcams and they shipped to me today,

Rocket Factory

 

[sparky yfz]

Cool Jason Im glad you got these cams coming. Now you dont have to use a core charge.

 

[rappinitup700]

Forgive me for the dumb question guys.
What are the benifits of a billit cam ?
is it lighter than my regular web cam?

 

[RobHussle]

PM sent, interested! :thumbsup:

 

[sparky yfz]

Forgive me for the dumb question guys.
What are the benifits of a billit cam ?
is it lighter than my regular <a style='text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 3px double;' href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=22&k=web cam" onmouseover="window.status='web cam'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">web cam</a>?

No core charge

 

[integlikewhoa]

They are webcams and they shipped to me today,

Rocket Factory

WOW! Sorry for the misunderstanding. Out much sooner then I expected, when they said comming soon. Now im woundering how far off i am on the price. Thanks

 

[integlikewhoa]

Forgive me for the dumb question guys.
What are the benifits of a billit cam ?
is it lighter than my regular web cam?

No core charge, cheaper to make, bit stronger, all one piece and all brand new material.
Most cams, require cores. This is due to the fact the cam companies, take you old cam weld more material (metal) on the lobs of the cam then grind and machine the the lobs to then new specs. They call these regrinds.
Altho theres generally not a problem with this its much stronger to produce a cam out of one solid new block of metal, then to weld more material onto an exsiting cam/piece of metal and then regrind them to your new specs.

 

[rappinitup700]

OH ok gotcha, Thanks for the explanation.
So a billit cam would be a little lighter then. Any reduction in rotating mass is allways good.
Rev's a little quicker. I used to race gas powered R/C cars and trucks on a national level and I allways tried to reduce weight throughout the drivetrain using titanium axles drive shafts, transmission gears, clutch bell etc.
Worked like a charm everytime.

 

[integlikewhoa]

OH ok gotcha, Thanks for the explanation.
So a billit cam would be a little lighter then. Any reduction in rotating mass is allways good.
Rev's a little quicker.

Im not so sure its going to be that much lighter. I am sure it will be a little lighter tho, but i woudnt expect it to be enought to makeany real differences. Maybe someone else could comment on if indeed this would be alot lighter and by how much. I really dont know for sure on that. Thanks JIM

 

[DrDsRaptor]

OH ok gotcha, Thanks for the explanation.
So a billit cam would be a little lighter then. Any reduction in rotating mass is allways good.
Rev's a little quicker. I used to race gas powered R/C cars and trucks on a national level and I allways tried to reduce weight throughout the drivetrain using titanium axles drive shafts, transmission gears, clutch bell etc.
Worked like a charm everytime.

Will they wear out quicker? Be as reliable?

 

[integlikewhoa]

They are webcams and they shipped to me today,

Rocket Factory

When are you due to get them in?

 

[RobHussle]

OH ok gotcha, Thanks for the explanation.
So a billit cam would be a little lighter then. Any reduction in rotating mass is allways good.
Rev's a little quicker. I used to race gas powered R/C cars and trucks on a national level and I allways tried to reduce weight throughout the drivetrain using titanium axles drive shafts, transmission gears, clutch bell etc.
Worked like a charm everytime.

Will they wear out quicker? Be as reliable?

Billet cams are much more reliable. As far as rotating mass reduction you're best off looking at the flywheel I would think.

 

[VelociRaptor]

Interested in stages/specs too, Im in a market for a cam since Im still runnin the stocker.