What's Up With Stipe Cams?
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ModelTWoods
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What's Up With Stipe Cams?
I notice Gator in Alabamee is advertising for a Stipe 280 cam. What's up with Stipe cams? Are all the vendors, out of stock? Is Stipe having a supply problem and out of material for production, or are they just too SNOWED under with production making other products that they inventory? I'm glad that I ordered my 290 cam when I did, or I might be waiting a lot longer.
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Joe Bell
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Re: What's Up With Stipe Cams?
Just recently saw Tony grinding some on Facebook!
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Flyingpiper59
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Re: What's Up With Stipe Cams?
Who’s Tony….I need a cam
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Re: What's Up With Stipe Cams?
considering the excellent condition of everything in your engine, are you certain you need a cam?
if you do, I would not put anything in that engine other than a modern .250 cam. With original (what did you have, Tin or CI?) pistons, this is not going to be a racer, so you might as well make the most of a modern, plain grind to keep the torque and not worry about speed. I'll bet that Chaffins has exactly what you need.
if you do, I would not put anything in that engine other than a modern .250 cam. With original (what did you have, Tin or CI?) pistons, this is not going to be a racer, so you might as well make the most of a modern, plain grind to keep the torque and not worry about speed. I'll bet that Chaffins has exactly what you need.
Scott Conger
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