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May 2nd 05, 03:49 AM
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Can you identify this cam?
I just pulled a cam from a 318 & would like to know the lift & duration
& possibly maker (it seems like a decent cam). It has the number 1136 on the shaft at the front, & on the other side (180 degrees around it) an I5 or 15. At the rear, in front of the dist. gear it has an A & on the other side a 10, & behind the gear 0 "dot" 2. (the dot is in the middle of the numbers not low like a period :-) Can this cam be identified from these? I don't see any other numbers or identification. TIA, ~ Paul aka "Tha Driver" Giggle Cream - it makes dessert *funny*! 
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