My cam looked very well worn, so I decided to go new. Besides, it's a great conversation piece with my son. Nothing better than holding something in your hands to explain it. Sometimes that experience, is worth the added expense(to me) :)
I just got mine back from them, they had to weld up the fuel pump eccentric and grind it back down. Cost$20 for welding and $20 for grinding on top of the price of regrinding the rest of the cam.
That wasn't what pissed me off. It cost me $42 to ship the damn thing there and $45 to get it back to me. Though it came back with a set of SI oversized valves and a new set of lifters, $87 for freight is damn downright ridiculous. Nothing on oregon cams there, that's on USPS (there) and UPS (back)
Getting it there cost me double what I expected and took 2x as long as the guy at the post office window said it would.
