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Just what the title says I have a 2.3 cam that has two damaged lobes one really bad the others ok heres somewhat of a pic.
Is it possible to redo a damaged cam
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I would just get a new one or one from a junk yard. If new I would put a performance one on (not that it will give much of a power increase) but to say you have one.
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Cams can be reground if the lobes are not too bad but it would most likely cost as much as a new cam. I think you would be much better off buying a new cam or a good used one.
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Alright, thanks guys
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Esslingers makes a good street cam,problem is,a complete kit will cost over $400,closer to $5.Just get a good 92-94 Stock roller cam from a Ranger.Will drop right in your 2.3 with no hassles and you can get the from ebay for$70-$80.This for the first post,I see you have a 94.Do a search on here for Esslinger cam,it will come up
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