What do we do now for Cams?

[cincyjeeprs]

Well, now that Crane Cams is closed, what do we do? Does anyone know who else they made cams for? Summit? Others? Should I go buy up every Crane Cam I can get my hands on, jump off a cliff, or not worry about it?:confused:

[Lindel]

There are still several cam manufacturers out there that will support AMC engines.

[jeepjerry]

Crane was the only cam company that made AMC roller cams. Other companies ground roller cams, but used Crane blanks, Crane was the only one to make the roller blanks.

[Scoot]

I heard today that Crane plans to re-open after they reorganize. Hope it's true.

[billyrb]

when I talked to their new management guys a month or three back, they mentioned that they were going to reorganize and make some major changes. As I recall, they were all foreign folks, and the non-foreigners I knew there were no longer with them. Not sure what all went down, but sounds not so great. I now only deal with Comp.

[crispyboy]

I bought and Engle cam for the engine I'm building right now. Not sure if they do roller cams. They were easy to deal with - answered my novice questions. I went on the recommendations of some other folks and desktop dyno results. At this point all I can do is cross my fingers!

[Elliott]

Check with Reed cams, they know AMC from the TransAM days and still build 'em.