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general kinetics cam #70353 06/14/12 11:56 PM
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 226 Likes: 1 La Harpe,IL. P popper6 OP Contributor
OP popper6 Contributor P Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 226 Likes: 1 La Harpe,IL.	Does anyone have a general kinetics catlog. I picked up a new inline( 235-261 ) cam and it has CM4 - 288-298 - 110 center line-identy on the end of it .No card or other imfo. Its scarey the lobes are nearly flat on the top. I will be thankful if anyone can identify it or give me any setup imfo. THANKS 1 OL REDNECK DARRELL KRAFT I.I.#113

Re: general kinetics cam popper6 #70366 06/15/12 01:20 PM
Joined: Jan 2010 Posts: 493 left out P preacher-no choir Contributor
preacher-no choir Contributor P Joined: Jan 2010 Posts: 493 left out	Cant help the identification of it, but have seen some old McGurks that were nearly flat on top, and they were just the "3/4" and "super 3/4" grinds.

Re: general kinetics cam preacher-no choir #70369 06/15/12 02:32 PM
Joined: May 2010 Posts: 134 Washington H Harry 6674 II 5760 Contributor
Harry 6674 II 5760 Contributor H Joined: May 2010 Posts: 134 Washington	A lot of old "cheater cams" in stock eliminator looked like that. Real tough of valve train parts. You would usually have a few cams in transit between you and the grinder getting freshened up to keep a fresh one in the car. I'm glad things have changed, I plan on getting back into it shortly.

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