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04-10-2017, 06:25 AM
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Well then it could be the 066" 067 or the 068 Cam, that's about all your going to know without slipping it into a block and degree check on it!
The only certain thing I can tell you from your picture here is that it the Cam has the nice wide factory / Mellings type lobes , that unfortunately near all aftermarket Cams do not! This all being said still helps you not in figuring out what factory Cam it is though. If you have a buddy at a parts store who can order in a 068 so you can compare and he then send it back , thats about the only other way I can think of in regards to finding out what it is! Last edited by steve25; 04-10-2017 at 06:34 AM. |
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04-10-2017, 03:47 PM
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The cam in question is clearly a Crane Blueprinted "S" camshaft #968781, stamped 878 at rear.
Got one in my 1966 GTO Tripower. Green paint dab at the rear and red paint dab in front. |
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