Looking for a set of TIII Lonewolf Performance stage I cams. Would trade my stock ones if someone is looking to go back to stock.
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Looking for a set of TIII Lonewolf Performance stage I cams. Would trade my stock ones if someone is looking to go back to stock.
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I wish Lonewolf was still in business. I need a head ported and would love some cams, too.
Their website still up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wastelands Warrior
Yes, but haven't gotten any replies to multiple E mails.Quote:
Originally Posted by tryingbe
Doesn't FWDperformance have them available?
I have the contact info for the guy that did his cams. I have talked to Wallace and he just doesn't have the time to play anymore. I have to look through my notes for pricing.
I have a set of LWP stage I cams and have no plans to use them. I would much rather have stock cams personally; mostly because my goals are pretty tame. They were also coated with a dry film lubricant.
Honestly though, I did not like them, but I also had a 3.50 geared A568 in the car. Between the two, it absolutely killed the low end and it was no fun driving in town in a 'heavy' Spirit R/T, despite having adjustable cam sprockets and all the tools to properly dial them in and experimenting with advancing them. I did get great high RPM performance and strangely awesome gas mileage with them though.
I also have a set of LW stage 1 cams that i'd be willing to trade for a set of stockers if the deal with iTurbo doesn't work out. They are still in my car, so i'd have to pull them out first.
Not to steal this thread, but I have a pile of stock cams and would be very interested in one or both of these LWP Stage 1 Cam sets. If one or both of you (Jeremy or Tyler) don't do a deal with Double D, I will take your Stage 1 cam sets.
I went out to my garage after work and got them out. I totally forgot I had a rocker arm failure (pin walked out and got ----eyed) which destroyed a lobe down to near base circle. I had to rebuild the engine afterwards because of metal all over. Not the cams fault obviously, but just an old stock rocker arm that gave up the ghost. Dang!!