[PAUL K]

Originally Posted by Jay S

Sorry Paul, I see those specs for the 302h-2 you found don’t match the 308h-2 they offer right now. Only the .050 are the same everything else is different. I remember seeing that they had date codes stamped on the back end of the cam but I don’t recall how specific it is. Not even sure if they all have it. Sounds like measure time.
Jay

No problem Jay, we're all just trying to help the OP. A picture of the grind number would help make a positive identification. I'm not sure it matters much, regardless of the exact specs it's completely the wrong cam for his application.

[Hillard]

Originally Posted by PAUL K

No problem Jay, we're all just trying to help the OP. A picture of the grind number would help make a positive identification. I'm not sure it matters much, regardless of the exact specs it's completely the wrong cam for his application.

Don't disagree with you at all Paul. I was only going to use it because it's what I had. However, I've since obtained a Comp 276AH-10. Should be a lot closer to working well with my combo than the Crane.

[PAUL K]

Originally Posted by Hillard

Don't disagree with you at all Paul. I was only going to use it because it's what I had. However, I've since obtained a Comp 276AH-10. Should be a lot closer to working well with my combo than the Crane.

I agree H. and understand. I'm glad you found something that was a better choice. That Comp should do well for you.

[aceaceca]

Ran Crane H302 in 64 GTO back in the sixties. Still have the cam and the spec card here somewhere. Best time was around 13.1 or 13.2.

[NeighborsComplaint]

Just went to the Crane Cams redesigned website. What a train wreck.

[brut4s]

I have the Crane Cams H-308-2. If needed I can post a pic of the cam card. It is basically the Crane version of the H.O. racing specialties HC-03 cam