Mopar Hunter
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I agree if anything, metallurgy should’ve gotten better.Metallurgy is NOT rocket
science.
I agree if anything, metallurgy should’ve gotten better.Metallurgy is NOT rocket
science.
These are my thoughts on the subject, there probably the most advertised and popular camshaft being purchase. More products sold also equal a higher chance of failure.I head endless stories of Comp Cams with wiped cam lobes and lifters. Is there a problem with these cams or are the stories overblown? Are they just part of an overall trend of junk and crap that's produced these days?
It may not be rocket science, but it’s pretty fricken complicated.I agree if anything, metallurgy should’ve gotten better.
It’s the Chinesium Theorum. Everyone wants more for less. We’ve peaked the curve and we’re on the way down to less for more, lol.It may not be rocket science, but it’s pretty fricken complicated.
Why is it that the aftermarket is unable to improve or even equal the factory cams and lifters from 50 years ago?
But with all the failures, over at least the last 10 years, somebody ought to be able to say;It’s the Chinesium Theorum. Everyone wants more for less. We’ve peaked the curve and we’re on the way down to less for more, lol.
Of course they saying what the want. Saying is easy.……..somebody ought to be able to say;
My point is, if someone can tell use what the material is supposed to be, then the product can be inspected to see if it conforms.Of course they saying what the want. Saying is easy.