Challenge! I.D. this cam!
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Challenge! I.D. this cam!
Just tore down the 305 that was pulled from my 89 Iroc and found a Crane compucam. I have searched but I have been unable to pull a match.
Details are: Crane compucam 2010, 109346, 90B1A, Date: 10-12-90
Details are: Crane compucam 2010, 109346, 90B1A, Date: 10-12-90
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Re: Challenge! I.D. this cam!
pull a match
A brief search of the small block Chevy section of the Crane catalog turned up this information, on the very first line. http://www.cranecams.com/56-67.pdf
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Re: Challenge! I.D. this cam!
Look for compucam 2010 specs.
heres a good old post
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tpi/...-compucam.html
not sure if the 2010 is listed in there or not.
heres a good old post
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tpi/...-compucam.html
not sure if the 2010 is listed in there or not.
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Re: Challenge! I.D. this cam!
¿Qué?
A brief search of the small block Chevy section of the Crane catalog turned up this information, on the very first line. http://www.cranecams.com/56-67.pdf
A brief search of the small block Chevy section of the Crane catalog turned up this information, on the very first line. http://www.cranecams.com/56-67.pdf
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Re: Challenge! I.D. this cam!
¿Qué?
A brief search of the small block Chevy section of the Crane catalog turned up this information, on the very first line. http://www.cranecams.com/56-67.pdf
A brief search of the small block Chevy section of the Crane catalog turned up this information, on the very first line. http://www.cranecams.com/56-67.pdf
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Re: Challenge! I.D. this cam!
Try the roller pages then.
http://www.cranecams.com/88-89.pdf
The 2010 is basically the smallest, tamest, most "compatible" if you will, member of that family of cams. It's somewhere in between the LG4/L03 cam and the L98 cam.
Not sure what you're looking for in particular; that is, what you would do with whatever information you could find, if you found it. Maybe if you approached it from that angle - something more like "I'm building this motor and I have this cam, is it appropriate? if not, what should I get instead?" - you'd get a little more concrete results.
http://www.cranecams.com/88-89.pdf
The 2010 is basically the smallest, tamest, most "compatible" if you will, member of that family of cams. It's somewhere in between the LG4/L03 cam and the L98 cam.
Not sure what you're looking for in particular; that is, what you would do with whatever information you could find, if you found it. Maybe if you approached it from that angle - something more like "I'm building this motor and I have this cam, is it appropriate? if not, what should I get instead?" - you'd get a little more concrete results.
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