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WD camshaft regrind
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    Posted: 04 Jul 2010 at 2:15pm
I have a wd that i am restoring and i'm looking to get a little more power out of it and was wondering if it would be cast effective to have a reground camshaft made for it. If so maybe someone could let me know who might grind a wd camshaft. thanks, kevin
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I know Berry Cam does that both stock or for pulling.
http://www.berrycam.com/
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When you install the cam.  some shade tree guys advance it one tooth they think thats 6 degrees . they count the teeth and divide by 360 degrees it comes out to six degrees but it is  actually more than 6 degrees in a tooth move you will find that out when you find a degree wheel in a garage to use to degree the cam in .   A few minutes of time it takes makes a world of difference in where the power range is.

Edited by mlpankey - 04 Jul 2010 at 6:33pm
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