I ordered and payed BBC custom core cam in Nov 2021,they answered a few time and said core not arrived ,but now no answers on email or phone? is it used to be like this when dealing with them?

Go to Speedtalk.com and post your question.
That’s his site and he should see it quickly.

should have called Comp Cams, no magic cam coming from him

Im very satisfied with tech support and cam recomendation,60mm cam,with LS firing order

and 4 months later still no cam and no communication.

What are you looking for? Specs?

Cam cores are difficult to come by for everyone.

Couple month wait on this one, well worth the wait.

I've got a few BBC roller cams. If it''l get ya out of a jam.

I originally purchase this cam from Summit with a projected month wait, when it got pushed back another month I was fortunate Speedway Motors took it from a kit they had.

This is a hyraulic roller cam I run in muscle cars 462's & 468's BBC's.

I've talked with the top brass at a few manufacturers, the problem is, they don't know when the cores are gonna show up.

The cores show up randomly.

Look how old the box is, this was in a kit Speedway Motors had.

Jones ain't gonna rip anyone, he's just like everyone else, he doesn't know when or how many cores are show up next delivery.

Ok thanks just have to wait for it

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Ok thanks just have to wait for it

I would, if it got too painful I'd call Crower or Clay Smith.

They've both been good about it, although there is a wait, ... they've both delivered in a fairly reasonable amount of time.

Good people too. Killer cams.

Good Luck Sir!

I bought a Jones cam several years ago and it was delivered as quick as any I have ordered. Then 3 cams ago I ordered again when a lifter failed. After waiting a couple of months I canceled and ordered the same cam from LSM except in a 4-7 swap.
I found out that LSM makes their own cores and supply's the manufacturers theirs. Their web site claims they can grind them in 1-2 days. But my last one took 3 weeks because of the crona. It was a 4-7, 3-2 swap for a mopar.

LSM Cam page

Dave

No one is better than Steve Lowe aka LSM, been having him grind my spec cams for 15 years.

Ok Mike refunded money and give me explanation on Yellowbullet,he said there was no cores available,so now i need recomdations,Ed said LSM,so i try there whatabout Bullet cams?

Bullet sells 30-40 year old cam designs/technology originally done by Harold Brookshire aka Ultradyne cams.

Ok so LSM is the way to go,try to email them and call them on Monday,Thanks ED

You’re welcome

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Originally posted by mathias:
Ok Mike refunded money and give me explanation on Yellowbullet,he said there was no cores available,so now i need recomdations,Ed said LSM,so i try there whatabout Bullet cams?

This has a Bullet Cam. Been in the 5's n/a 23 sbc 3200 lbs. Out of the box Brodix T1 cylinder heads.

Factory condition muscle car with a front and backseat delete with triple chrome plated steel bumpers.

Fastest of its kind on the planet has a Bullet cam.

I built the engine,transmission and setup the ring & pinion. Home built

Bullet, Clay Smith, Crower, Lunati ... I've gotten good performance from all.

This is nasty Crower hydraulic roller I put in a BBC for the low compression pump gas street car , made over 700 hp easily in handful of dyno pulls. Nothing elaborate, out of the box aluminum square port heads. It rips well past 7000 rpms.

About Mike Jones, my Lamplighter project has a Jones cam, and it performs as expected. I bought it about 18 months ago before the shortage became a problem

I had great customer service. I was lucky I guess in that I had a cam and needed to be reground so so cam core needed. I even had a bad cam core with first one and he had spent bunch of time trying to correct, but could not and no extra charge.

Very satisfied and highly recommend the guy.

Yes i would buy from Mike,he did answer tech questions and give me advice and recomendations,many other didnot answer at.
I didnt realize there was so hard to get a core for my cam