camshaft grind identification
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camshaft grind identification
tried google and couple cam manf. with no luck.. cam is a comp cam grind, numbers are j 3116-15 13158r-13037r hr 120.05
i would like to know what company had it ground to their specs. and for what purpose was the cam intended for. n/a, stroker, turbo, supercharger. ect. ect. so no confusion here..
i would like to know what company had it ground to their specs. and for what purpose was the cam intended for. n/a, stroker, turbo, supercharger. ect. ect. so no confusion here..
Last edited by 1994z; 10-29-2019 at 08:27 AM.
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1) You want to know the mfr.
2) You said above it's a Comp grind.
3) GUESS WHAT??? COMP MANUFACTURED IT!! They would know.
Any confusion is from statements 1) and 2) from you.
2) You said above it's a Comp grind.
3) GUESS WHAT??? COMP MANUFACTURED IT!! They would know.
Any confusion is from statements 1) and 2) from you.
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i called comp cams. they dont know who had the cam ground by those serial number. they have no record of it on file. i would like to know what company had it ground to their specs. and for what purpose was the cam intended for. n/a, stroker, turbo, supercharger. ect. ect. so no confusion here..
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Idk why comp could not help:
13158r is 226@050 and .605 lift on 1.7 rockers,
13037r is 227@050 and .598!lift on 1.7 rockers.
Its a weird spec. My guess is a turbo spec, but that is a pure guess.
13158r is 226@050 and .605 lift on 1.7 rockers,
13037r is 227@050 and .598!lift on 1.7 rockers.
Its a weird spec. My guess is a turbo spec, but that is a pure guess.
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Definitely not cam motion. The others, not sure. But I would bet there are better options.