A tale of 2 cams

[rumblefish360]

Yeah Harold really knew his job. I ordered the Voodoo mentioned earlier, just today. I didn't know Lunati was his last official "employer".

And you wonder why the Lunati line is so popular.
LMAO! I have a solid roller awaiting a good sonic checked block.

 

[Ironmike]

And you wonder why the Lunati line is so popular.
LMAO! I have a solid roller awaiting a good sonic checked block.

Hah! I have a Bullet solid roller awaiting a good owner. He doesn't need to be sonic checked though.

 

[rumblefish360]

Nice! I have a NF Ultra dyne solid cam awaiting... yup, money..... LMAO!
What else is new right!

 

[Ironmike]

Can't take it with 'ya.

 

[jeffnmo]

Hmm makes me feel better about the Lunati 268/276 cam I just got for my 340, can't wait to get it and a few other things installed.

Jeff

 

[PRH]

Just to be clear, Lunati has been around for a very long time.
Harold was brought in to develop new lobes, which became the Voodoo line.
They also sprinkled a few of his previous UD designs into the line up, but there are still many many non-Harold grinds in the Lunati catalog.