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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066128)
Bill,
John Fenton, the previous owner of Canfield Heads, was the one that made a comment about your port work, it was not me Bill. . |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 3514989)
Sir,
I haven't slipped back nor do I pretend to be a cam guru. Your coming to your own conclusions. Quit dropping names, and crawl back under your rock. Should I be impressed that you know that I had two blocks machined at CNC three years ago? It was posted in another thread on this forum. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066129)
Bill,
You being an accomplished engine builder and tuner you should not need my cam specs. Chris buthet,you spred lies about zones motor blowing up when in fact its still runs after 11yrs. |
Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 4066131)
come on liar straub
maybe you want to talk about a cylinder head of canfields,that was destroyed by your cam,dropped a valve.but the best part of the lie is when you said John and you were talking and that I was the one that fixed it.liar that you are,you spred lies about me fixing said head,even though I was in the hospital at the time.and for a fact,canfield was the the one that actually fixed the head.but you spred the lie about me anyway. as for the cams in those blower motors,again,I was not around to spec them so Tom field a cold call from a con man and let you do them. boat befoer cams ran 92mph,better heads,cam and such,ran 91mph.nice cams you speced. Your are correct, the heads were shipped back to Canfield for repair, thats when Fenton got to see your port work. The call I got was for lifters, remember "Drag Race Lifters". I think Crane, Comp, Isky, Lunati, and several companies all have different level of lifters but they are not designated for an application. A solid roller lifter is used in a solid roller application Bill. It's up to the person buying the lifter what they want to spend. |
Originally Posted by HaxbySpeed
(Post 4066134)
Remember this? Got called out for peddling chitty cams, much like your previous recommendation in this thread, and then pull the "who me, I never said I was an expert"
Quit dropping names, and crawl back under your rock. Should I be impressed that you know that I had two blocks machined at CNC three years ago? It was posted in another thread on this forum. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066136)
Bill,Bill,Bill,
Your are correct, the heads were shipped back to Canfield for repair, thats when Fenton got to see your port work. The call I got was for lifters, remember "Drag Race Lifters". I think Crane, Comp, Isky, Lunati, and several companies all have different level of lifters but they are not designated for an application. A solid roller lifter is used in a solid roller application Bill. It's up to the person buying the lifter what they want to spend. your chitty cam broke a valve. the heads you fool were when I was out on a medical.So again oh brain dead one,as much as you want it to be me,,it wasn't.so for the last time oh liar,,stop spredding a lie.end of story. |
Originally Posted by HaxbySpeed
(Post 4066134)
Remember this? Got called out for peddling chitty cams, much like your previous recommendation in this thread, and then pull the "who me, I never said I was an expert"
Quit dropping names, and crawl back under your rock. Should I be impressed that you know that I had two blocks machined at CNC three years ago? It was posted in another thread on this forum. I don't think we have ever met, what is your first name? |
Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 4066141)
no no you drunken clown,,you,thats right,you sold the lifters to Tom.they had oiling problems to the top end,caught that screw up by you on the stand.all 5 sets.see,the truth never changes,still the same story from me.all the way back to 2005.try to lie correctly con man,
your chitty cam broke a valve. the heads you fool were when I was out on a medical.So again oh brain dead one,as much as you want it to be me,,it wasn't.so for the last time oh liar,,stop spredding a lie.end of story. So not enough guide clearance on a blower motor application is the cams fault. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066099)
I don't think we have ever met, what is your name?
I have had the opportunity to replace 2 of your cam "recommendations" over the past 3-4 years so that the customer could run wet exhaust and mufflers. Both made more speed (= + TQ ...you know the thing that makes boats go faster) after the change. They also lost the impressive docking in gear stumble/stall problems. |
I take it you guys are all business people... Don't you have anything better to do than throw stones at each other? What is someone that is new to this forum or never been on it before gonna think if they come across this thread? If you are professionals at what you do then please show a little professionalism.
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Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4066179)
I take it you guys are all business people... Don't you have anything better to do than throw stones at each other? What is someone that is new to this forum or never been on it before gonna think if they come across this thread? If you are professionals at what you do then please show a little professionalism.
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Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4066179)
I take it you guys are all business people... Don't you have anything better to do than throw stones at each other? What is someone that is new to this forum or never been on it before gonna think if they come across this thread? If you are professionals at what you do then please show a little professionalism.
Some are business people myself included. 2 are just idiots that this sand box has no need for but they still find their way back only to be reminded of what they are. I will admit that I am a stone thrower when stones need to be thrown. I do not give out advise unless I am sure that what I give is sound and proven. So many of us can't be wrong about these 2. The members coming out against them are all successful in this industry with good reputations. Maybe the members looking for sound advise should listen to those that have proven themselves and help weed the site of the Pole-smoker C-slobs not defend them for the sake of being nice nice. |
Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4066196)
Some are business people myself included. 2 are just idiots that this sand box has no need for but they still find their way back only to be reminded of what they are. I will admit that I am a stone thrower when stones need to be thrown. I do not give out advise unless I am sure that what I give is sound and proven. So many of us can't be wrong about these 2. The members coming out against them are all successful in this industry with good reputations. Maybe the members looking for sound advise should listen to those that have proven themselves and help weed the site of the Pole-smoker C-slobs not defend them for the sake of being nice nice.
If you google search myself, Straubtechnologies.com, or custom camshafts the only negative about me is from the same people posting on 1 forum. I've had many customers that they have read that thread and after doing so and reading between the lines they call me. Many of them engine builders. Chris |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066098)
It's funny Scott listed Boatfreaks.org, you yourself banned me from that site years ago when you all got kicked offf another site. I hardly think I can "sell" something on a website I haven't been on in several years.
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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066099)
I don't think we have ever met, what is your name?
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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066128)
Bill,
John Fenton, the previous owner of Canfield Heads, was the one that made a comment about your port work, it was not me Bill. . |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066132)
We do laugh about stuff, Mike Jones, Ed Curtis, Buddy Rawls, they are all good guys.
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Hey Chris who is grinding your cams?
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Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4066179)
I take it you guys are all business people... Don't you have anything better to do than throw stones at each other? What is someone that is new to this forum or never been on it before gonna think if they come across this thread? If you are professionals at what you do then please show a little professionalism.
Ask straub how come one of his acclaimed cams couldn't get the boat beyond 4000 with a 19p prop. Ask him why he speced a cam for a specific engine and boat, and then when it wouldn't run, he told teh guy he needed to buy new heads. I'm sure he is going to come up with so BS about this, but the benefit of the internet, is that the true stuff is all out there if you look. All he does is drop names, and then thinks he is impressive because he calls us by our first name. Here is a hint. Every person on this thread that he has called by name knows he is a fraud, and wishes he would stop pretending to know us by calling us by name. |
Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4066220)
Hey Chris who is grinding your cams?
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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066207)
Brian,
If you google search myself, Straubtechnologies.com, or custom camshafts the only negative about me is from the same people posting on 1 forum. I've had many customers that they have read that thread and after doing so and reading between the lines they call me. Many of them engine builders. Chris |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066129)
Bill,
You being an accomplished engine builder and tuner you should not need my cam specs. Chris |
Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4066220)
Hey Chris who is grinding your cams?
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066224)
Andrews, Bullet, Clay Smith, Crane, Demos, GS, and Isky.
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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066207)
Brian,
If you google search myself, Straubtechnologies.com, or custom camshafts the only negative about me is from the same people posting on 1 forum. I've had many customers that they have read that thread and after doing so and reading between the lines they call me. Many of them engine builders. Chris |
Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4066229)
Went to your site and had visions of Fred at Trick Marine. Please by all means show us your business property with all its equipment, inventory and hired help. It must be a monster taking up several square miles of real estate to house all the BS you offer. I see you have your own line of AFR heads.......thats impressive why have I never heard of them? Does AFR actually put your name casted in the heads?
Note that he stocks none of that stuff. Wal-Mart couldn't afford to have that. almost everything he sells is drop shipped. |
Originally Posted by Zone 5
(Post 4066222)
Someone new? If they read this hopefully they are going to see that almost 100% of straub's marine cam picks don't work as claimed.. Hopefully they will go elsewhere and not get the shaft (no pun intended) as so many other people have.
Ask straub how come one of his acclaimed cams couldn't get the boat beyond 4000 with a 19p prop. Ask him why he speced a cam for a specific engine and boat, and then when it wouldn't run, he told teh guy he needed to buy new heads. I'm sure he is going to come up with so BS about this, but the benefit of the internet, is that the true stuff is all out there if you look. All he does is drop names, and then thinks he is impressive because he calls us by our first name. Here is a hint. Every person on this thread that he has called by name knows he is a fraud, and wishes he would stop pretending to know us by calling us by name. I have nothing to hide. I post my real name. I have a real business that is growing. My customers are happy, mfg, engine builders and retail, and I am crucified if I dont' say who I am dealing with and the reverse if I do. Again Google is your friend. |
Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4066229)
Went to your site and had visions of Fred at Trick Marine. Please by all means show us your business property with all its equipment, inventory and hired help. It must be a monster taking up several square miles of real estate to house all the BS you offer. I see you have your own line of AFR heads.......thats impressive why have I never heard of them? Does AFR actually put your name casted in the heads?
I deal with multiple cylinder head companies as a Vendor/Customer basis. |
Originally Posted by Zone 5
(Post 4066231)
I thought the same thing. But hey, at least he paid a pretty good web designer to do the site.
Note that he stocks none of that stuff. Wal-Mart couldn't afford to have that. almost everything he sells is drop shipped. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066236)
I guess the 200 sets of Morel lifters here are "vapor lifters"
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Wow if this guy dropped panties as fast as he dropped names he'd be hangin with Ron Jeremy instead of dicking around on here! Oh and it's Bobby Carrita btw
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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066232)
I have nothing to hide. I post my real name. I have a real business that is growing. My customers are happy, mfg, engine builders and retail, and I am crucified if I dont' say who I am dealing with and the reverse if I do.
Again Google is your friend. |
Originally Posted by lil red
(Post 4066241)
Wow if this guy dropped panties as fast as he dropped names he'd be hangin with Ron Jeremy instead of dicking around on here! Oh and it's Bobby Carrita btw
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I google earthed his business addy and got a couple acres of trees.
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Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4065683)
That cam in the 540 would idle at 450 rpm. It had 12" vacuum at 900 rpm. Based on its power out put and power range and how its manners were it would work in a marine application with dry exhaust. At 83 degrees of overlap you could not run that in wet exhaust.
Your cam choice - was in his two first motors that failed right off the bat. Intakeº / Exhaustº duration at .006" 291º / 309º duration at .050" 238º / 250º duration at .200" 158º / 163º Intake Centerline (ICL)112º Exhaust Centerline (ECL)112º Lobe Seperation Angle (LSA) 112º Overlap at .006" = 76º (for reference Crane '731 has 60º / Crane '741 has 68º overlap at .006" ) Overlap at .050"= 20º |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4066383)
So, you finally agree the below cam you sold Adam for a 496 with stock type exhaust sucked water ? You only let him build the engine a THIRD TIME.....and then we, not you, pushed you two to install a Crane 731 derivative which got him back on the water and actually using the boat instead of breaking the motor.
Your cam choice - was in his two first motors that failed right off the bat. Intakeº / Exhaustº duration at .006" 291º / 309º duration at .050" 238º / 250º duration at .200" 158º / 163º Intake Centerline (ICL)112º Exhaust Centerline (ECL)112º Lobe Seperation Angle (LSA) 112º Overlap at .006" = 76º (for reference Crane '731 has 60º / Crane '741 has 68º overlap at .006" ) Overlap at .050"= 20º The risers on the engine were found to be bad also. The engine failed in the first place, the reason for the rebuild because of the risers being rotted out. NOBODY has control over what happens with used wet exhaust. That cam has since been run in another marine engine and is still running today. Just got in a set of heads off a 540 with wet exhaust. Set of AFR 325's. No signs of reversion. Engine was built in '05. |
Here you go Scott. This cam in the 80's and 90's was the marine blower cam from Reed
Intake Duration - ID 300 Exhaust Duration - ED 300 Lobe Center Angle - LCA (also known as LSA) 112 Intake Centerline - ICL 111 Intake Valve opens - IVO 39 Intake Valve closes - IVC 81 Exhaust Valve Opens - EVO 83 Exhaust Valve Closes - EVC 37 Exhaust Centerline - ECL 113 Overlap 76 I was used by several with wet exhaust. |
Originally Posted by cstraub
(Post 4066402)
Scott,
The risers on the engine were found to be bad also. The engine failed in the first place, the reason for the rebuild because of the risers being rotted out. NOBODY has control over what happens with used wet exhaust. That cam has since been run in another marine engine and is still running today. Just got in a set of heads off a 540 with wet exhaust. Set of AFR 325's. No signs of reversion. Engine was built in '05. Keep re-wording things. In one case it's good and in another it's bad. Whatever sounds good to you. BTW: That cam is brutal. With your help he broke 2 motors. With ours, he enjoyed his third. Fact. |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4066407)
Yup, that motor you are now referencing probably has a stock type exhaust too - right ? Not. No chance with a 540 and AFR's.
Keep re-wording things. In one case it's good and in another it's bad. Whatever sounds good to you. BTW: That cam is brutal. With your help he broke 2 motors. With ours, he enjoyed his third. Fact. What you don't seem to understand is the risers were pressure fed and was leaking. |
What part of stock exhaust don't you understand.
What did that 540 have ? What where those Reed cammed engine's and what exhaust ? You still have no clue about all the different exhausts used in I/O boats. I/O are not jets and v drives....Totally different deal.... Keep blaming everyone for your I/O disasters. And let others fix them for you. Maybe that's why people are angry with you. |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4066418)
What part of stock exhaust don't you understand.
What did that 540 have ? What where those Reed cammed engine's and what exhaust ? You still have no clue about all the different exhausts used in I/O boats. I/O are not jets and v drives....Totally different deal.... Keep blaming everyone for your I/O disasters. And let others fix them for you. Maybe that's why people are angry with you. Reeds were used in the 89 to 94' era. |
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