fq340

iTrader: (2)

the lopes(?) are not really even... is this ok? should i install them?
this kinda concerns me...

ChopShop

iTrader: (1)

I would send them back

Ruri

iTrader: (4)

wow yes send them back.

scott yo

iTrader: (14)

i would definately send them back i dont like that at all

evrblazin

im not an expert but that doesn't look right...

whitersevo

iTrader: (15)

wow send them back.. if u put them in you be lookin for a new valves

M1chael322

iTrader: (1)

Ohh OOO those are bad, the Lobes on the cams soupose to be perfect, i say send them back , and go buy from a differnt company. The safer the better dont be to eager

9GUY9

They don't have a real high quality look to them. But I bet they would work just fine. Look at your stock cams, you can see the wear marks from the rockers in them. Theres a good 1/8" of lobe left on each side that dosn't touch the rocker. The rough dges on your new cam would be well in the no contact area. If you put them in just turn them over by hand first and make sure.

9GUY9

I just snapped a couple pics of my cams to show you what I mean, about the edges of the lobe not touching the rocker.

_EVOlved_

iTrader: (12)

Call GSC in the morning. Im sure theyve already seen this. Well, maybe...

Roberto

There is nothing wrong with them.

fq340

iTrader: (2)

well i think it will work fine but i'm just worring about the "sharp corner" coming off after a while of use.. and if that little piece remains in the engine... i'll call GSC and see what they think... anyone has similar problem?

Mekanic

I think it should be fine since its not in the contact path, but I would probably take a file to it just to be safe

GREDDY

iTrader: (8)

All the GSC's I've seen look like that.

honda-guy

iTrader: (55)

those cams are fine, just go ahead and install them.