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AL in NY 10-13-2023 01:18 PM

Stipe Machine/Specialty Motor Cams
 

Is Stipe Machine/Specialty Motor Cams still in business? Their phone number and website are not working.

Ray in La Mesa 10-14-2023 07:19 AM

Re: Stipe Machine/Specialty Motor Cams
 

Thread on the other site said they are in the process of moving to Kentucky.

TomInCologne 04-17-2024 03:10 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ray in La Mesa (Post 2262503)
Thread on the other site said they are in the process of moving to Kentucky.


sorry for the thread resurrection, but their website is not available...
Does anybody know any more?

Jim Brierley 04-17-2024 11:46 AM

Re: Stipe Machine/Specialty Motor Cams
 

Try [email protected]

acchaplin 04-17-2024 07:33 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Brierley (Post 2305283)

Do you happen to have a currant phone #, please?

Jim Brierley 04-18-2024 11:08 AM

Re: Stipe Machine/Specialty Motor Cams
 

sorry, I don't.

Dodge 04-19-2024 02:12 AM

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I had been corresponding with Stipes since Jan. of 2023 about a camshaft. I was
on the waiting list and had been getting updates from them.
Then all of a sudden they went radio silent in June of 2023.
No answer to emails.
The latest email I have is: [email protected]

There has been problems getting cam cores for many different makes of engine after
COVID. I have a friend that was getting so tired of it that he has gone into the cam
core business. We just received two from him, one a small block Ford and the other a
Big Block Chevy.

We are doing a cad cam drawing of the Model A cam to see what its going to take to make cam cores. They would be a steel billet.

springerpete 04-19-2024 06:16 AM

Re: Stipe Machine/Specialty Motor Cams
 

I got my Stipe shocks 2 years ago. Visited the shop in Plymouth, WI. I know there are lots of Model A'ers in WI and perhaps someone could stop at the shop for a look. Close by would be Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Two Rivers, Kohler, Port Washington, Kiel etc. Be a nice A ride as well. Bill

nkaminar 04-19-2024 07:15 AM

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Dodge, If you make cam cores, make them with 5 bearings. That way they will work in the Burtz block. Not that the 3 bearing cams will not work but that the 5 bearing cams take advantage of the 5 journals.

Time has a way of changing things. Companies go in and out of business. What was available a few years ago have disappeared from the planet. If you like something and have the money for it, buy it now.

johnneilson 04-19-2024 07:50 AM

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1 Attachment(s)
The blanks are not hard to make
The drive gear is a little tricky but not impossible
The biggest challenge is getting the basic profiles for the lobes done, heat treated and final finish.

J

Krylon32 04-19-2024 09:12 PM

Re: Stipe Machine/Specialty Motor Cams
 

For Model A shocks I know they're not a stock shock but the Roto Shim lever shocks made in England are a great product.They have bolt on lever shocks that go right on a Model A or 32. They are accurate in size and unless your going for a high end restoration they are perfect. Check rotoshim.com Beats chasing Stipes. I'm not an A guy but Miller High Speed Heads seems to do a lot with A motors.

J Franklin 04-20-2024 01:04 AM

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Roto shim lever shocks FYI: https://rotoshim.com/technical

Jim Brierley 04-21-2024 12:47 PM

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Bill can sometimes be found on Facebook.

Hotrodfil 04-22-2024 10:50 AM

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I'm on my third set of Rotoshim shocks. Because I now have them on all my cars...
Couldn't recommend them more highly.

https://img.retro-rides.org/i/v/hotr...8011a68746.jpg


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