Help Identifying a Camshaft?
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Hey guys,
I need some help identifying a mystery camshaft...
It says 81282 on the end, as well as 2871E.
It sorta looks billet, so I'm thinking it's not a regrind, but have no way of knowing.
Thanks
I need some help identifying a mystery camshaft...
It says 81282 on the end, as well as 2871E.
It sorta looks billet, so I'm thinking it's not a regrind, but have no way of knowing.
Thanks
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I've only seen 1 re-grind and there was a difference of about .008" between different lobes lift #'s and there is no way to tell what the duration is or the center lines or the lobe seperation angles unless You can find a shop with a cam doctor and pay them to put it on and find out all those #'s .
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I've only seen 1 re-grind and there was a difference of about .008" between different lobes lift #'s and there is no way to tell what the duration is or the center lines or the lobe seperation angles unless You can find a shop with a cam doctor and pay them to put it on and find out all those #'s .