Reed Cams site
09-25-2011, 05:03 AM
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Reed Cams site
Anybody know REED CAMS site?
I have a SBC roller cam for sale on this site but don't have lift and .050" duration specs.
Interested parties want that info before buying.
R300-306UX-6AL2
Came out of a high compression 377 with Brodix 10 heads.
I have a SBC roller cam for sale on this site but don't have lift and .050" duration specs.
Interested parties want that info before buying.
R300-306UX-6AL2
Came out of a high compression 377 with Brodix 10 heads.
09-25-2011, 05:12 AM
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I believe they are out of business. Here is all I could find. It does list a phone number.
http://www.raceindustry.com/index.ht...ledlisting=605
http://www.raceindustry.com/index.ht...ledlisting=605
09-25-2011, 06:15 AM
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You need to just roll it on a cam doctor. Find any high end machine shop and they will have a cam doctor. It is a jigged electronic mic, that creates the cam card after grinding or checking lobes for wear. Probably is not worth investing in a used cam for sale unless you can have it done for free, but is really probably your only option.
Bruce
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09-25-2011, 07:06 AM
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Thanks guys
I guess I can just put it in a block and figure it out close enough to satisfy a buyer. It did run 5.30s in a dragster so it has to be a pretty good one.
Maybe someone else has that grind and will come on here and fill in the blanks.
I guess I can just put it in a block and figure it out close enough to satisfy a buyer. It did run 5.30s in a dragster so it has to be a pretty good one.
Maybe someone else has that grind and will come on here and fill in the blanks.
