So I got all of my head stuff back today, and I noticed something I've missed when I took everything apart. On the #4 lobe of my exhaust cam, one edge seems to be slightly higher (.001"-.002" is the best I can measure atm) as if the rest of the lobe was worn down but not that edge maybe? These cams have at most 3k miles on them between two failed motor builds (sad I know). They haven't been run since I sent them out for WPC treatment and they were used for adjusting the lash between the rocker and cam by Port Flow Design.
Here you can see that the rocker arm (if sitting in the middle) rides right on the edge. If you slide the rocker arm across the lobe, it does catch on the lip of the groove.
I'm not sure if I should run the cam or not. Part of me thinks that if the rocker arm doesn't hit it, I should be fine. I'm mainly worried about rocker arm tilt. Any constructive input would be greatly appreciated!
