Cam Welding Service

[redSHO96]

my dieing ass you dont know shit about cars then that f***ing gear is perfect.................

knowing about cars and knowing about welds are two different things first off. and you can show a kinder gardener your cams vs. the photo i threw out there and that child could tell us that yours LOOKS crooked. knowledge of cars has nothing to do with this topic.

plus if what other ppl say is true and that is welded on a spun cam then it doesnt matter how straight it is.

 

[YAHTEC]

Break it up kids, this is the reason why people don't like forums anymore... Use the private messaging feature, thats why its there!


Thanks

 

[97shobroken]

Break it up kids, this is the reason why people don't like forums anymore... Use the private messaging feature, thats why its there!


Thanks

then no one can help fight side's

knowing about cars and knowing about welds are two different things first off. and you can show a kinder gardener your cams vs. the photo i threw out there and that child could tell us that yours LOOKS crooked. knowledge of cars has nothing to do with this topic.

plus if what other ppl say is true and that is welded on a spun cam then it doesnt matter how straight it is.

and this isnt the one that spun, the one that spun is welded all the way around if you look close in the 2nd pic the back cam you can see it some what.....




http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o153/stpierre_brian/DSCF1360-1.jpg?t=1175481697

 

[nothingtoseehere]

Blah blah blah blah blah

GOOD NIGHT CHILDREN!

 

[Mr Anonymous]

look man that screwing cam sprocket inst crooked

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o153/stpierre_brian/DSCF1357.jpg?t=1175461556

happy now i finally got you a good pic its not spun

this is of the one that spun and the other still in the car.... and if a welded spun cam will fail again what is the point in welding them in the first place cuz then they all would still fail guys i not screwing dumb.....


http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o153/stpierre_brian/DSCF1360.jpg?t=1175461441

The point of welding in the first place is to secure the sprockets EXISTING fastening via the swedges. The sprocket still needs intact swedges to take up the shear forces of the timing chain under power. Welds alone aren't strong enough to hold the sprocket in place forever, but welds with intact swedges are.

I have some pix of spun sprockets that were welded and still failed -- they broke right through the welds. I'll post them later in the week.

97shobroken, you're a *****. If you're going to come here and be an ass, take a hike and good luck on your own until your motor blows up yet again!