I had an Andrews cam A grind, new in box., put it in in Sept one year.. at first I thought it was a dog , nothing under 3 K on a stock motor, worse than stock. Because I am suffering from getting old, I was shifting around 5,500 -6, 000 rpm.. and it did not feel like cam did much. So one day I thought let's take it to 8,000.. man did it come alive after 5.5 to 6 K.. felt real good
Then I wasn't riding much, so ring came and I was having peacock trouble again.. plus I was chewing though a few can rocker sets burnt one up., anyway come around June top end was real rattle and getting loud while hot. Was going to go to the reunion is Colorado, so I pulled top end and checked, and I had taken oug a few cam lobes and rockers probably from gas in the oil.. I was very disappointed. . Put another motor in after that.l
Although it was a mild cam it was still revvy, I found my hotter cam in 836 maybe had better low end power and strong through middle and top end, I could rev much higher.
So try it , not every mild cam is right for every rider..
