Hamilton Cams
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Just to let everybody know the factory that produces all of our wide lobed UGL's Had some power failures which led to some issues with their equipment. We had our wide lobed cams up to a few weeks ago. We are now 4 months out before we get our next shipment because of the outage. we have orderd a LARGE shipent this time and I don't think we will have any more issues from here on out. I really appreciate all of the business.The demand has been higher than I could have imagined.
In the interim, we have a few hundred slightly narrower cast billets. They have an .860" lobe width, which is much wider than the .711" some aftermarket cams use. For comparrison our old billets we sold in the past were around.790"-.800". It is the widest lobe available other than our newer casting. We have over 10,000 miles on some of our test pieces and they look perfect.
Thank you again for your business,
Zach hamilton
Just to let everybody know the factory that produces all of our wide lobed UGL's Had some power failures which led to some issues with their equipment. We had our wide lobed cams up to a few weeks ago. We are now 4 months out before we get our next shipment because of the outage. we have orderd a LARGE shipent this time and I don't think we will have any more issues from here on out. I really appreciate all of the business.The demand has been higher than I could have imagined.
In the interim, we have a few hundred slightly narrower cast billets. They have an .860" lobe width, which is much wider than the .711" some aftermarket cams use. For comparrison our old billets we sold in the past were around.790"-.800". It is the widest lobe available other than our newer casting. We have over 10,000 miles on some of our test pieces and they look perfect.
Thank you again for your business,
Zach hamilton
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