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Last edited by 383silverado; 05-18-2007 at 01:58 PM. 
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05-18-2007, 01:13 PM
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Hi,how about posting his email address or web site?
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When a $40.00 cost is advertised as a $20,000 value, well...........somebody is stretching the truth.
For $40.00 you will NEVER, ever, ever get the perfect cam BECAUSE you will NEVER, ever have all the perfect data to imput into the program to GIVE you a perfect cam design. For $40.00 you'll get a reasonable cam for the application but I'll bet you a dollar it's just a standard off the shelf lobe. Also, these cam programs have been around since the advent of DOS. It's a tool like everything else.
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