I did look for other cams and no luck, but not in the parts catalog as I do not have one.
I did a try for now modifications to the cancel cams by epoxying new lobes about 1 1/16 inches apart c2c.
May not be pretty, but it changed the cancel from the factory 45-75 degrees to about 20-25 degrees, so much sooner cancelling than stock lobes.
I do notice from a full tight turn to lock, the cancel comes off sooner, at about a 1/2 turn from full lock. To me, no big deal as at that time, I've already finished my turn and returning to straight.
I may even try to move the lobes a little more to get it to 10-15 degrees, but first I want to drive it for a while, not that the cancel will change, but to see if I like where it's at...
*The factory lobes may need to be eliminated after testing for cancel stop to stop to make sure there is no overlap.
My goal is to achieve directional cancel when passing and returning back into my lane on the highway.
Yahoo, no more cruising with a directional on!

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I did a try for now modifications to the cancel cams by epoxying new lobes about 1 1/16 inches apart c2c.
May not be pretty, but it changed the cancel from the factory 45-75 degrees to about 20-25 degrees, so much sooner cancelling than stock lobes.
I do notice from a full tight turn to lock, the cancel comes off sooner, at about a 1/2 turn from full lock. To me, no big deal as at that time, I've already finished my turn and returning to straight.
I may even try to move the lobes a little more to get it to 10-15 degrees, but first I want to drive it for a while, not that the cancel will change, but to see if I like where it's at...
*The factory lobes may need to be eliminated after testing for cancel stop to stop to make sure there is no overlap.
My goal is to achieve directional cancel when passing and returning back into my lane on the highway.
Yahoo, no more cruising with a directional on!
