I’m not sure what there is to get into. I listed facts . If Ed had answered me before I knew of Brian years ago then maybe I’d have one of his cams . He makes power sure . He’s successful no doubt . His business practices are Not for me though and that’s ok. Therefore I recommend exactly what I have experience with . Everything else you said is beyond true . The person he was referred to though asks the questions. I have seen it 100 times . Recommended multipleI'm not going to get into that. I'd say send them both an email. If someone doesn't respond back, then it's their loss. I'd never give anyone money unless they send me the cam specs they want to grind first. Sometimes things get lost in translation, and you end up with a .612" lift/108 lsa cam shipped to your door.
Be prepared to have specs on hand, like manual or auto (converter if you have one), rear gear ratio, etc. I have a custom cam, and I'm happy with it. It's about $150 more than an off the shelf cam. The thing is, these custom grinders very rarely hear the words "run smoothly at idle." Most people don't go with a custom cam unless they are trying squeeze every last hp they can out of it.
If someone says they want an engine that idles as close to stock as possible, I'm going to say the AFR 165. It has a small but efficient intake cross section that keeps the air velocity high at low rpm. Match that with a Cobra style intake with long runners as well, and that's as good as it's going to get. The Cobra intake was designed to run on a stock car. You don't see Holley and Edelbrock advertising how smooth their intake idles, it's all flow rates, and how much hp they have managed to get out of it.
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People even on this forum to him . I know of atleast 3 guys that bought cams from Brian on here through me .
If it’s anyone who wants drivable stuff it’s me . I put more miles on my car in the last 2 times I have had it out then I’ve seen some guys on this forum do in a summer . So I’m the poster child of it must drive able .
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