looking at getting an eps cam. I have heard really great things about them.
and everyone that has them is very happy. The only question I have is that I heard that it takes forever to get one once you place an order. What time frame are most of you seeing that have his cam. I can wait a little while, but dont want to wait a month or two from what I hear.

 

Call Geoff and ask what time line he is on. I got mine in less than a week.

 

I've ordered two. I waited about 10 weeks and around 4.

 

Exactly...call Geoff. But even if its gonna be some time just wait for it. Its worth it for the piece of mind and to avoid the junk comp cams.

 

My cam arrived yesterday, it took about a month.

 

thanks for the responses. looks like I will call on payday!
and just wait it out, since everyone says it is worth the wait.

 

It's been about 5 weeks for mine and I am still waiting but it was supposed to go out on Monday. Hopefully it has. Geoff is really nice to talk to. I would definitely have him spec out a cam for you.

 

Worth the wait!!! +1… I haven't really seen a build yet where these cams did not lay down impressive numbers.

 

It's probably because he doesn't have them just sitting on the shelf. They are made to order for your particular application.

 

It's probably because he doesn't have them just sitting on the shelf. They are made to order for your particular application.

WOW, REALLY!!!!

 

Waited 8 weeks for mine.

 

LMAO I was thinking this same thing

 

Ordered mine in mid January just received it last week. They said 7-10 days at first but he should have said weeks smh

 

Mine was about 8 weeks eps lobes ground through cam motion.

 

Just got one in. It took about 4 weeks.

 

When I ordered mine was told 3 weeks. My order was on 3-7-14 and still waiting for this awesomeness.

 

I'd rather wait 4 months to get a cam that won't have issues. You can get a custom Comp cam in 3 days, then possibly you get to change it out, it may whine. Maybe that's how Comp gets them out so quick, they have Fred Flinstone banging the lobes out with a hammer and chisel.
Wait for the Cam Motion cam, quality control takes time.