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Hi all,

Would like to start a group buy on TOMEI Cam Gears for RB20/25/26.

If i can get enough interest ill get one going.

post-32255-1227181745_thumb.jpg (pic for illustration purpose only,these are EVO cam gears)

Here is a bit of a run down:

Super lightweight 100% Duralumin

Duralumin is alloy of aluminum (over 90%) with copper (about 4%), magnesium (0.5%-1%), and manganese (less than l%). Before a final heat treatment the alloy is ductile and malleable; after heat treatment a reaction between the aluminum and magnesium produces increased hardness and tensile strength. Because of its lightness and other desirable physical properties, duralumin is widely used in the aircraft industry. material of both pulley part of an outer, and an inner plate portion to realize super-lightweight body.

Super-high durability

By coating with hard almite on the surface, durability of the pulley have raised dramatically. It can easily be used for the drag racing cars that exceed 1000horse power and 10000RPM.

Designed only for each IN and EX pulleys

With individual design of IN and EX, the adjustment part of both IN and EX pulley comes to its top when the engines TDC for easier valve timing adjustment.

Extreme high precision

Pulley and inner plate were curved from material. Especially for pulley gear, we succeeded in giving extreme high precision to its shape that realizes certain transfer of drive from timing belt.

Works and looks great in engine room

We choose duralumin as the material and give it an almite coating. Also, we designed the pulley for the better operation. The color of the pulley is showing the strength of hard almite.

Prices will be $150 each plus $20 shipping or

$280 a set plus $20 shipping.

If you are interested in purchasing please post in here.

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A whole batch of cam gears will be ordered in the new year for this group buy.

Ill open the group buy then and will be accepting orders and payments.

Thanks for all of the interest,

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