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big block camshaft grind

Posted By: NachoRT74

big block camshaft grind - 01/11/18 04:37 AM

Some clue about these numbers on camshaft?

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Posted By: RTSrunner

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/11/18 04:44 AM

272 duration possibly,is the second number 11881? What engine does this fit?
Edit: I see big block!
Posted By: NachoRT74

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/11/18 05:10 AM

I haven't found anything with those numbers... yet
Posted By: RTSrunner

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/11/18 05:25 AM

Single bolt or three bolt timing gear?
Posted By: NachoRT74

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/11/18 05:27 AM

not mine... have not pic of the front... will ask
Posted By: 71GTX471

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/12/18 02:14 AM

Looks like a 9 under the last 2?
Posted By: RTSrunner

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/12/18 05:12 AM

Originally Posted By 71GTX471
Looks like a 9 under the last 2?



Good eye!
Posted By: dogdays

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/12/18 06:17 PM

One thing for sure, it isn't a Mopar Performance cam. I'm quite sure the "272" refers to advertised duration and MP/DC never named cams for their duration.

It most likely isn't an Isky cam because Isky usually had 270 degree cams, not 272.

So you're looking through all the old cam catalogs looking for cam families with a "9" or a "91" numbering prefix for B/RB engines.

R.
Posted By: NachoRT74

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/12/18 08:48 PM

Originally Posted By 71GTX471
Looks like a 9 under the last 2?


you mean the 2 was stamped over a 9 ?
Posted By: NachoRT74

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/12/18 08:50 PM

Originally Posted By dogdays
One thing for sure, it isn't a Mopar Performance cam. I'm quite sure the "272" refers to advertised duration and MP/DC never named cams for their duration.

It most likely isn't an Isky cam because Isky usually had 270 degree cams, not 272.

So you're looking through all the old cam catalogs looking for cam families with a "9" or a "91" numbering prefix for B/RB engines.

R.


no, is not a purple... which in any case I think MP never got stamped? ( not on my 280/474 at least )

I'm really unsure where to search. Comp doesn't have ant duration rate like 272. I think neither Crower
Posted By: mike s

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/13/18 01:11 AM

Try Crane
Posted By: NachoRT74

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/13/18 01:44 AM

Crane barelly got 4 cams for Mopar Bb
Posted By: Porter67

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/13/18 02:00 AM

The pink and red paint marks tell me it started life as a mopar cam of some sort.
Posted By: elmor353

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/13/18 04:07 AM

I pulled an old Crane cam, RV design, out of a 440 I bought years ago. It had 272 stamped on the end of it.
Posted By: elmor353

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/13/18 04:12 AM

Summit has 3 pages of Crane big block cams on their site.
Posted By: elmor353

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/13/18 04:34 AM

IIRC the Crane cam I pulled w/272 stamped on it was an Energizer series. I have been looking and the only Crane cam with 118881 comes up as a mech roller for small block chevy. Perhaps it's a very old part number.
Posted By: NachoRT74

Re: big block camshaft grind - 01/13/18 04:31 PM

as mentioned it seems could be 911881 due a previous stamp to the last 2 of the 272
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