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Camshafts

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Hi

I'm possibly on the lookout for a NEW 912 camshaft and followers for my engine.

so

1) Has anyone got anything lying about that they're not using? Neutek Cam / Benton Cam / New Followers

2) Anyone got any experience of the Neutek SX-2 or Elgin 7208-19 cam?

3) Any other suggestions other than a stock cam?

p.s. will be 1720 with stock solex carbs

Thanks
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Speak to Paul at PRS - 01277 630 099

Do not buy Cam Followers from Porsche - they are not good
We can re-furb. - existing followers - depending on the Manufacturer
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We've used this one for a historic road rally car. Was in stock, decent value, plenty of torque and no problems.

http://www.ahnendorp.com/Porsche-356--- ... egree.html
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Mike Smith wrote:Speak to Paul at PRS - 01277 630 099

Do not buy Cam Followers from Porsche - they are not good
We can re-furb. - existing followers - depending on the Manufacturer

Thanks Mike - spoken to Paul - really helpful!!! Thanks 8)
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camperco wrote:We've used this one for a historic road rally car. Was in stock, decent value, plenty of torque and no problems.

http://www.ahnendorp.com/Porsche-356--- ... egree.html

thanks for this suggestion too !
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Mike Smith wrote:Speak to Paul at PRS - 01277 630 099

Do not buy Cam Followers from Porsche - they are not good
We can re-furb. - existing followers - depending on the Manufacturer
Sorry for hijack.
Is this also true for 911 cam followers from Porsche?
(1970 2.2S)
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Sorry for hijack.
Is this also true for 911 cam followers from Porsche?
(1970 2.2S)
I cannot comment on that - I have no experience of the 911 ones

As a test, to see what they were like, I bought just one 356 Unit (at £62) the finish was atrocious and I returned it

This is becoming a real problem with `some` parts from Porsche
The manufacturing source is unknown, quality control seems to be lacking and I am not convinced that there is a proper system in place for Dealers to report back to Stuttgart

I hope that someone from Porsche is reading this
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