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nikk1877 · 05-16-2008, 07:41 AM

[QUOTE=PHOENIX;314225]Hi,

You have 2 options for Beams Cams.

1. Having your original cams reground. The only company that I know of which has experience with Beams cams, is brashboy.net in Japan. These will probably cost you in the $600 - $800 dollar area. You will also have a big chance of you cams blowing up on you. Regrounds are notorious for failing after an x amount of miles. Why people trust them, I don't know.

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Phoenix, is it at all possible that you could get the spec on the brashboy re-grind???

I was looking at having a 'fast road' cam made up in billet as I think
celicara45's cams are gonna be a bit to aggressive for what i'm aiming for.

My only option at the moment would be to buy the brashboy re-grinds and then send them to newman cams to have them copied in billet.

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nikk1877 Beams Owners Group Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Scotland Posts: 103 Thanks: 6 Thanked 6 Times in 3 Posts iTrader Rating: (0/0% )	[QUOTE=PHOENIX;314225]Hi, You have 2 options for Beams Cams. 1. Having your original cams reground. The only company that I know of which has experience with Beams cams, is brashboy.net in Japan. These will probably cost you in the $600 - $800 dollar area. You will also have a big chance of you cams blowing up on you. Regrounds are notorious for failing after an x amount of miles. Why people trust them, I don't know. QUOTE] Phoenix, is it at all possible that you could get the spec on the brashboy re-grind??? I was looking at having a 'fast road' cam made up in billet as I think celicara45's cams are gonna be a bit to aggressive for what i'm aiming for. My only option at the moment would be to buy the brashboy re-grinds and then send them to newman cams to have them copied in billet.