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What's the diffrents between intake cam and the exhaust cam?
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...ummm...Ones for the intake and the other is for the exhaust, lol. They can't be switched if that's what you are asking.
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I know that lol I got a new set of cam and wanted to make sure i put in the right spot
Oh...lol. I would think that they would have and I or and E stamped someplace. I'm a 8v guy, so I can't really tell more than that
The intake has the wider retaining slot on the end.
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^^ what he said.
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the intake cam has a wider slot for the larger matching cam keeper. As far as everything else, identical. the intake and exhaust have the same part numbers stamped on them and the lobes are the same duration and lift. I found this out recently when my machine shop mixed up my cam gears. Rick Diogo gave me the scoop. Good luck.
the intake cam has a wider slot for the larger matching cam keeper. As far as everything else, identical. the intake and exhaust have the same part numbers stamped on them and the lobes are the same duration and lift. I found this out recently when my machine shop mixed up my cam gears. Rick Diogo gave me the scoop. Good luck.
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