Zzp stg 1 cams
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I work as a cnc machinist and I gotta say 700 is an OK price for all the work the company had to do. I assume it's 3 different cycles on the lathe and a couple different runs in the milling department and then assemble the cams. Unless these are aerospace grade forged titanium cams then I don't understand why you guys did not make bigger and aggressive cams to begin with,all it would take is a few more steps on machinig them.
Again the price is fair but I think it would sell better if they were bigger to begin with.
Again the price is fair but I think it would sell better if they were bigger to begin with.
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I work as a cnc machinist and I gotta say 700 is an OK price for all the work the company had to do. I assume it's 3 different cycles on the lathe and a couple different runs in the milling department and then assemble the cams. Unless these are aerospace grade forged titanium cams then I don't understand why you guys did not make bigger and aggressive cams to begin with,all it would take is a few more steps on machinig them.
Again the price is fair but I think it would sell better if they were bigger to begin with.
Again the price is fair but I think it would sell better if they were bigger to begin with.
100 percent agree i dont wanna settle for a little cam if im going to spend the money i want real results AKA POWER
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