L100 camshaft

s nichols said:
right !!!! havent started it yet soon hope by next month!!! steve -- have a apointment at upolstry shop in March
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Steve I.m sure you just want to join the many other great flathead guys like the many in 6 different countries I have sold KiWi-L100 cams to in just 6 months that have realized there are way better performing & sounding cams than the "Big Name " cams (or copies of them ). Sometimes the "proof is in the puddin!"
Either cam you choose to use , just enjoy your flatty !!
Cheers
Tony
 
I have an L100 done by Cam Techniques years ago built into a 284ci, bored and stroked, 59 engine that has never been fired up. Based all the engines I have heard that are running an L100, I am sure mine will sound good as well.
 
i built the motor before i knew about L- 100- i bought 3 cams from Cam Tech sold 2 one is in AV-8 in Clear Lake, Iowa!!! I may change cams in the future- need to get my A V8 on the road this spring STEVE
 
I know this is a L-100 thread and I don't wish to hi jack but since the 400jr. was mentioned earlier I have a question. Has anyone actually checked a 400jr. for actual seat to seat event timing? Isky's advertised 258 duration and 18-60, 60-18 event timing is at .020 lifter rise not seat to seat and I have never seen the opening and closing events seat to seat. Thanks.
 
Number 025 KiWi-L100 cam just arrived in Finland for Hannu,s Roadster , he is a very happy man . 25 shipped in just 5 months !!! Pretty amazing response from all my supporters !!!
Thanks to all you awesome barners !!!
Keep a sendin them cams & we will keep a grindin them !!!
Cheers
Tony
 
29AVEE8 said:
I know this is a L-100 thread and I don't wish to hi jack but since the 400jr. was mentioned earlier I have a question. Has anyone actually checked a 400jr. for actual seat to seat event timing? Isky's advertised 258 duration and 18-60, 60-18 event timing is at .020 lifter rise not seat to seat and I have never seen the opening and closing events seat to seat. Thanks.
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Around 275 degrees
 
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