PLease HELP!, Need help with these cams...
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PLease HELP!, Need help with these cams...
Does anyone know where I can get my cams dr'd in the chicago land area?
They both are GM cams but the person who gave them to me forgot which one was which!!! There are no engravings on the side cause they are GM.
Any help would greatly be appreciated!!
thanks
They both are GM cams but the person who gave them to me forgot which one was which!!! There are no engravings on the side cause they are GM.
Any help would greatly be appreciated!!
thanks
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Don't they have serial numbers on there? I think there is a Cam DR. in Roselle somewhere.
1721
S 17
1248
just like that on the end with like a square that looks like "checker board inside the square", or like a "crossword puzzle" like.which GM cams have right?
The second has no marks on the sides but has like a "blue marks" between the lobes and also in between the lobes are some very small numbers engraved in there. I believe they read:
10:516
@8002
just like that.
All help will be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by pro2low
s17 is a cam from speed inc.
thanks pro for the reply!
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I found a friendly machine shop that are helpful and courteous. They doctor'd my cam in one day!!! not trying to promote or endorse them just trying to get it out there for someone that might need machining or especially a cam doctor'd....
Fx Engines LLC
11121 W 189th Pl
Mokena, IL 60448
(708) 479-0900
ask for bob
Fx Engines LLC
11121 W 189th Pl
Mokena, IL 60448
(708) 479-0900
ask for bob
Last edited by litle88; 05-14-2007 at 01:17 PM.
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Can't you just take a micrometer to a cam? Measure the journals at no lift and full lift and subtract the 2 then multiply by 1.7? I would think that would get you lift of a cam. Correct me if I am wrong.
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The first one is a stock 01-02 ls1 cam:
the first cam has these numbers on the end of it, no engravings:
1721
S 17
1248
just like that on the end with like a square that looks like "checker board inside the square", or like a "crossword puzzle" like.which GM cams have right?
the second turned out to be the LS1 HOTCAM!!!!
I know its a baby cam but its free!!!!!!
the first cam has these numbers on the end of it, no engravings:
1721
S 17
1248
just like that on the end with like a square that looks like "checker board inside the square", or like a "crossword puzzle" like.which GM cams have right?
the second turned out to be the LS1 HOTCAM!!!!
I know its a baby cam but its free!!!!!!