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sadi roller vs billet roller w/bronze and steel gear #922235
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hey guys i have decided on going roller,ok i know sadi rollers are cast does this mean you can use a stock oil pump shaft with steel gear????next question can you get a true 8620 billet roller cam with a cast gear??i want to avoid running a bronze gear altogether cause its going to be a street car..

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Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: sublimehemi] #922236
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What is a SADI roller ???

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: JohnRR] #922237
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sadi is a cast not billet roller,the price differnce is like 25 bucks,if you dont specify this when you order a cam they will send you a sadi cast cam and not the 8620 billet....


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Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: sublimehemi] #922238
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if you dont specify this when you order a cam they will send you a sadi cast cam and not the 8620 billet




Must be some fly-by-night cam company. I'd go out on a limb by saying that all performance solid roller cams are billet. Hydraulic roller cams "might" be cast depending on the manufacturer but they sure as hell wouldn't surprise you with it!

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: Stanton] #922239
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every solid roller I have ever gotten was billet


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Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: Stanton] #922240
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"Must be some fly-by-night cam company. I'd go out on a limb by saying that all performance solid roller cams are billet. Hydraulic roller cams "might" be cast depending on the manufacturer but they sure as hell wouldn't surprise you with it!"Try CompCams,they sell plenty of solid roller grinds on cast cores. Mopars are a little harder to come by cast cores at least for BB mopars. SB's come with a cast core that's often reground,but your very limited to what you can do with that.Crane used to make a good billet core with iron drive gear,it would be a good choice if you can find one the can be ground to the needed lobe/lsa.

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: goldmember] #922241
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Ive had many old school radical roller cams based on a reed cast cores that had somthing to do with Bid Daddy, this was before the billet camshafts.

By some of the specs I dont think they were very worried about major issues, could the billet solid roller just of been part of the progression of roller cams???

All these cams were match to small roller lifters I think were crane, and I did notice a slightly small roller wheel vs a std comp roller.

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: quick77rt ] #922242
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CompCams,they sell plenty of solid roller grinds on cast cores. Mopars are a little harder to come by cast cores at least for BB mopars. SB's come with a cast core that's often reground,but your very limited to what you can do with that.

not saying it hasn't happened but I have never gotten a cast solid roller from comp or anyone else but I don't doubt that they are out there.


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Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: dusturbd340W5] #922243
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My point was that no reputable cam company would surprise you with a cast roller ... you'd know what you were getting either from the catalog or when you ordered it.

Anyhow, to the OP's question ...

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i know sadi rollers are cast does this mean you can use a stock oil pump shaft with steel gear????




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next question can you get a true 8620 billet roller cam with a cast gear??




There seem to be a few folks on here who think you can. However, I've yet to figure out how anyone could press on a gear that is smaller than the front cam journal !!! Explain that and I'll be a believer!

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: Stanton] #922244
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I'd take a pic and send it to you,but it's in the engine and not coming out anytime soon. Find someone that has an MP +10 cam for the magnum engines,have them send it to you for your pleasure,or call Crane and see if they are making them these days. I'm not sure anyone is making a 2pc for a BB mopar.I guess that Comp is no longer reputable,in your words. I don't prefer them either.

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: goldmember] #922245
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I guess that Comp is no longer reputable,in your words.




Nothing wrong with Comp ... -8 is cast, -9 is billet ... no surprises !!

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: Stanton] #922246
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I guess that Comp is no longer reputable,in your words.




Nothing wrong with Comp ... -8 is cast, -9 is billet ... no surprises !!


It's not suprising that your wrong,again. Order a PN 20-813-9 sounds like a billet core! That -9 means it is,that's what you are telling us. Wrong.It's a cast core. Again. Wow! What a suprise.

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: goldmember] #922247
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so guys are you sayin that if i do get an sadi cam ....a stock type steel gear will work....cause i dont want to replace a bronze gear at every oil change....i am not opposed on sadi they are used all the time with success but when your spring rates are crazy and you rev the engine high with a solid roller type lifters then a billet cam is a must...also there are alot of cams that look billet or have copper look to them or they machine down the casting in between the lobes that look billet but are not...the way you can tell if there is cnc marks in between the lobes..i think...


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Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: sublimehemi] #922248
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The cast core "should" be fine for mild hyd roller application. Call the company that you want to use and find out what they have for your application. Bullet,Cammotion,and many others that can get you on the way.

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: goldmember] #922249
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I guess that Comp is no longer reputable,in your words.




Nothing wrong with Comp ... -8 is cast, -9 is billet ... no surprises !!


It's not suprising that your wrong,again. Order a PN 20-813-9 sounds like a billet core! That -9 means it is,that's what you are telling us. Wrong.It's a cast core. Again. Wow! What a suprise.




my custom Comp solid roller is a billet cam and the part # is 20-000-9


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Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: dusturbd340W5] #922250
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Yep. I'm not sure your point. My point is the -9 does not mean you'll get a billet cam. Comp does sell billet cores as well,just it's not safe to assume based on the -9.

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: goldmember] #922251
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It's not suprising that your wrong,again. Order a PN 20-813-9 sounds like a billet core! That -9 means it is,that's what you are telling us. Wrong.It's a cast core. Again. Wow! What a suprise.




Hmmm ... I'm looking at the Comp catalog and not only does it say -9's are solid billet but that particular core number falls under their heading of "RACE ROLLER CAM CORES - STEEL BILLET".

Maybe you just got screwed when you bought yours at the swapmeet ... I'd have it checked if I were you, it's probably just a stock hydraulic cam that someone scratched that # into!

Re: sadi roller vs billet roller with bronze gear [Re: Stanton] #922252
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It's not suprising that your wrong,again. Order a PN 20-813-9 sounds like a billet core! That -9 means it is,that's what you are telling us. Wrong.It's a cast core. Again. Wow! What a suprise.




Hmmm ... I'm looking at the Comp catalog and not only does it say -9's are solid billet but that particular core number falls under their heading of "RACE ROLLER CAM CORES - STEEL BILLET".

Maybe you just got screwed when you bought yours at the swapmeet ... I'd have it checked if I were you, it's probably just a stock hydraulic cam that someone scratched that # into!


Wrong again! LOL Like the man said,Some people you just can't reach. Your out there Stanton.

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Well , if you got a comp cam with the part# ending in -9 & it is'nt a billet core then you've been screwed over. .......maybe call comp cams & tell them the issue you had........Goldmember , did'nt you post something on speed talk regards this issue?


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It's not suprising that your wrong,again. Order a PN 20-813-9 sounds like a billet core! That -9 means it is,that's what you are telling us. Wrong.It's a cast core. Again. Wow! What a suprise.




Hmmm ... I'm looking at the Comp catalog and not only does it say -9's are solid billet but that particular core number falls under their heading of "RACE ROLLER CAM CORES - STEEL BILLET".

Maybe you just got screwed when you bought yours at the swapmeet ... I'd have it checked if I were you, it's probably just a stock hydraulic cam that someone scratched that # into!




this is exactly what I was told on the phone by Comp.


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