i need to know what are some good cam dealers, and is it a upgrade i can or a mechanic

 

I have had good luck with web cams. I bought one for an 86 200x and it was a good product. If you buy a mild cam that will not require replacement valve springs it is no problem. (I still haven't found enough parts to get the Cagiva running). If you buy a cam and need help putting it in let me know.

 

did you have to put hardened rockers on yours, i am wanting to put new springs and valves, i figure after 17 years it wouldnt hurt, i am wanting to put the strongest one without shortening my valve guides, i do have a bigger header, and a white brothers e series muffler, just dont wont to send my rockers off to get them hardened, what do you suggest

 

I did not put hardened rockers in mine. But your best bet would be to check w/ the guys you get the cam from an see what they recomend.

 

Powroll is another decent vendor.

 

I just bought a web cam from james lucky ent. It was $5.00 cheaper than buying from web cam themselves. Not to hard to install, just a little cussin. Also make sure your timing is correct,mine was wayyyyyyyyy out of time and it wouldnt even kick over. ( learn from your mistakes)[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

how much was the cam total, and was it a hardened cam, or a billet cam

 

It was a hardened cam,and it was $222.00, thats with tax & shipping. But you get $110.00 back if you got a cam thats worth a crap to send in for a core. ( which I didnt )