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Anybody use Elgin Cams for a regrind?
A friend suggested Elgin cams might be a good place to have cams reground. I would like to regrind mine into something close to a 20/21 profile. Has anyone used Elgin for something like this?
Thanks.
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The 20/21 is a WebCams proprietary grind. I believe Elgin offers one called SC330 for the SC. A couple of guys on here might have gone with that grind.
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Elgin reground my SC cams to 964. Good price and quick turnaround.
You may want to dig through the archives, an Elgin equivalent to the 20/21 grind has come up before. I think their "Super C2" is close. Tom |
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Tom: can you disclose the price they charged for the regrind?
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Elgin is well known in the cam grinding business. 3 miles from my house. Shop is clean and professional. Mr. Elgin still works there so that is a good sign.
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Sounds cheap. I just had my cams done at WebCam. Do they hard weld?
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On a 3.2, they did a 964 grind. No problems, quick turn around.
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They fixed my Datsun cam, did a beautiful job.
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I have the SC 330 grind cams, (Elgin), in my '82 SC motor w/ SSIs. I love them, but can't compare to other grinds since I haven't had them. Feels pretty close to stock, (in a good way), but motor makes great power for what it is. Every knowledgable person who has driven it thinks that the motor is *nipples*.
I bought the cams from Dave Bouzaglou @ TRE Motorsports, he had them in his 914-6 w/ 3.0 motor, them switched to either 964 or 20/21 grind. He may be the only person who can give a direct comparison, but only if he did not do anything else to the motor when he switched them. (I don't remember). Anyhow......, Elgin has a sterling rep as a cam grinder and profile creator, don't want to start anything so I will just say that my extremely well respected Porsche engine machine shop prefers Elgin cams to the others.
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They also did my cams...Although not installed yet...300.00 for the pair...returned with a nick but they say it wont hurt...?? Frank
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