I.D. that cam
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Car: '92 camaro rs 25th ann.
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I.D. that cam
I have a small block chevy . I just pulled the cam out of it and I have no clue what it is . The guy I got the car from said it was a 383 stroker ( it's a 355 ) he said it was a comp 292 ( I have no idea what it is ) . I can't find any thing on the cam end but z010 or 2010 on the gear end ( the distributor end ) . There are numbers on the cam between the lobes . I know they are just dont help ,well I dont think so any way . Some one help me if you can I am lost . I know it loped pretty hard and had a range some where about 2000 to 6000 RPM atleast some where in there . I you need any more info please ask and I will give it if I got it . Thanks for you'r help .
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well, if we trust that guy, then it's a comp magnum 292H
244/244 @.050, 292/292 advertised
.501/.501" lift
look for 122133 on the cam, (maybe with dashes).
planning on keeping the cam? (hope you kept the lifters to the lobes...)
244/244 @.050, 292/292 advertised
.501/.501" lift
look for 122133 on the cam, (maybe with dashes).
planning on keeping the cam? (hope you kept the lifters to the lobes...)
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Car: '92 camaro rs 25th ann.
Engine: 1979 350 carbed w / built heads
Transmission: th 350 2500 TCI stall
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no trust
I don't know that guy so no I don't trust him . I contacted comp cam and they told me that if it is not stamped comp cam it is'nt a comp so I guess I am back to square one . Thank you for the reply though . Any suggestions on a good cam combo let me know. What I meen is , is comp cams the way to go or dose someone have any other preferance like crane or some thing ?
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Engine: Sb2.2 406
Transmission: Jerico 4 speed
Axle/Gears: Ford 9" 3.60
Pick the cam by the desired specs, not by the company that makes it (just stick to one of the major companies).
Try calling up a few companies and see what they suggest.
Try calling up a few companies and see what they suggest.
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Car: '92 camaro rs 25th ann.
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Thanks Stekman . I have been talking to a guy named Mike w / comp cam and was just wondering other peoples out look or personal stories .
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Car: '92 camaro rs 25th ann.
Engine: 1979 350 carbed w / built heads
Transmission: th 350 2500 TCI stall
Axle/Gears: 4.11 Richmond
I had found some of the lifters were mest up ( the push rods had beat them up ) I gess the valves were run very loose at one point in time . I am not going to keep it any way . I am going to atleast find out what lift it is for future reforance .
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Car: '92 camaro rs 25th ann.
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Originally Posted by Sonix
well, if we trust that guy, then it's a comp magnum 292H
244/244 @.050, 292/292 advertised
.501/.501" lift
look for 122133 on the cam, (maybe with dashes).
planning on keeping the cam? (hope you kept the lifters to the lobes...)
244/244 @.050, 292/292 advertised
.501/.501" lift
look for 122133 on the cam, (maybe with dashes).
planning on keeping the cam? (hope you kept the lifters to the lobes...)
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