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Old 12-25-2024, 04:06 PM
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CWC Textron makes the cam cores.

https://www.kautex.com/en/mobility/cwc-textron-castings


CMC (Camshaft Machine Company) grinds camshafts.

Two different companies.

BTW CMC is one of at least ten camshaft grinders in the US 2024.

https://cylinderheadmfg.com/camshaft-manufacturers-usa/
Merry Chistmas Kenth,

Do you know if there has always been the same core from CWC? Both the old cam I have with the wider lobes and the recent SPC-8 cam with the narrower lobes are CWC cores. Thinking about where the lifter rides on only one side of the the taper, I am not sure it would matter if the width was reduced slightly on the back side. Maybe the change was to save money?

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