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Cam coatings ??? #209262
01/31/09 12:00 PM
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When the oil additives changed did the cam manufacturers change the coatings they applied to the lobes or was ther really nothing new to be done in this area ?

Re: Cam coatings ??? [Re: racincuda] #209263
01/31/09 12:05 PM
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I think more are going to a Parkerized finish that does a much better job of holding oil on surface during break in.
Didn't Comp announce a new finish a few months back? I haven't heard much about it...

Re: Cam coatings ??? [Re: Pacnorthcuda] #209264
01/31/09 12:16 PM
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I think Comp offers nitride treatment for cams now.

Re: Cam coatings ??? [Re: bobby66] #209265
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Is nitriding becoming mainstream now or is only on custom orders

Re: Cam coatings ??? [Re: racincuda] #209266
01/31/09 11:26 PM
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Comp offers nitriding as an extra cost option, so I wouldn't say it was mainstrean.


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