During engine component inspection, while performing an overhaul, I've discovered pitts in both of the camshafts of of my '74, 750GT. Can anyone recommend a competent machine shop to regrind these parts for me, or is it customary to replace these expensive parts and discard the defective ones? My estimate of the depth of the pits may be in the order .005" inch or so, and they do not appear on the "critical" parts of the lobes. How deep is the hard face treatment of these cams?
Thanks,
Norman Castaneda
Camshaft regrinding
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its the pits
contact MEGA CYCLE to ask them what to do. They do regind and resurface treatment as well as sell replacment cams etc
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Re: its the pits
Not anymore. At least that's what I was told today when I called to ask. They do still replate rockers though.BevHevSteve wrote:contact MEGA CYCLE to ask them what to do. They do regrind and resurface treatment as well as sell replacement cams etc
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grinding
oh bummer - they used to do all this kind of good work..... They did my rockers and cams on my racebikes through the years.
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