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Topic	Date	User
Single axle cams VS double axle cams. Thoughts?	5-Dec-2006 At 10:41:01 AM	dave
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On 4/12/2006 westie wrote: >My understanding is that single axle cams distribute the force more equally >to both sides of the placement when loaded whereas double axle cams can >be prejudiced to one side when the load comes from the opposite side. 'Stronger' >has to be qualified in one of many ways. But Camalots hardly have the reputation of ripping! BD might be slightly more expensive but they are definitely worth it. Having said this the advantage of extra expansion range with a double axle is not nearly what it used to be considering there are now so many other designs on the market eg. maxcams, linkcams, etc.

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