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Tim Ayers · 03-14-2021, 08:27 PM

There's a little more to it. What type of car, trans, rear end ratio, etc. Assuming you are talking a light hot rod I agree with Ol' Ron. The Max 1 would be last choice for your motor. I would also suggest talking to Kiwi Tony or Pete.

There are numerous stories of new Isky cams having serious issues with quality control. When these folks called Isky, they were told to pound salt. It would infuriating to say the least to spend big bucks on a new cam that isn't correct.

Tony or Pete can hook you up with a quality regrind for much less than a new Isky.

03-14-2021, 08:27 PM	#5
Tim Ayers Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: NJ Posts: 6,181	Re: Flathead Cams There's a little more to it. What type of car, trans, rear end ratio, etc. Assuming you are talking a light hot rod I agree with Ol' Ron. The Max 1 would be last choice for your motor. I would also suggest talking to Kiwi Tony or Pete. There are numerous stories of new Isky cams having serious issues with quality control. When these folks called Isky, they were told to pound salt. It would infuriating to say the least to spend big bucks on a new cam that isn't correct. Tony or Pete can hook you up with a quality regrind for much less than a new Isky.