Camshaft Followers
Our more vigorous cam profiles subject the cam follower to heavier spring loads and faster rates of valve acceleration than they were originally designed to withstand. This typically leads to two problems:
- 'Pumping up' - when the valve hardly makes contact with it's seat, or may even remain partly open.
- Loss of imparted movement - the valve is not moved its desired distance due to entrapped gases being compressed, and imparting a spring like property to the follower.
We offer two solutions to these problems:
- Solid Insert An insert for the standard follower which in effect makes it solid. Cost effective and simple to fit.
- Steel Follower A much lighter one-piece steel cam follower made of high alloy steel, plasma nitrided and with a lapped contact face. The weight saving helps to reduce the amount of loading on the valve springs which can become important for high speed race engines.
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January 31st 2012:
Just had Classic Ford magazine round for the day. See us in their guide to the Lotus Twin Cam, issue 184, on sale March 2nd.
Just had Classic Ford magazine round for the day. See us in their guide to the Lotus Twin Cam, issue 184, on sale March 2nd.
January 30th 2012:
Wish the UK had it's own Nurburgring? Maybe it can! http://t.co/RRT2UMrk http://t.co/NNvUqmls
Wish the UK had it's own Nurburgring? Maybe it can! http://t.co/RRT2UMrk http://t.co/NNvUqmls
January 26th 2012:
Lotus Twin Cam Mk2 Pickup pipe gauze now available!... http://t.co/zDEVRXEZ
Lotus Twin Cam Mk2 Pickup pipe gauze now available!... http://t.co/zDEVRXEZ
January 18th 2012:
We've re-vamped the mobile site slightly to make it easier to find a price or product on your phone, quickly.
We've re-vamped the mobile site slightly to make it easier to find a price or product on your phone, quickly.
December 19th 2011:
Lotus Twin Cam +0.020" piston rings currently out of stock until March 2012.
Lotus Twin Cam +0.020" piston rings currently out of stock until March 2012.


