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By darrell - 3 Years Ago
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a friend has a 312 with a camshaft he hasent seen before.he doesnt think its a ford.this is whats stamped on it.88300 below that is N424 and below that is 900 on the centre of the first zero is a w..anyone have any ideas.
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By Ted - 3 Years Ago
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The numbers do not mean anything to me. A quick measurement of the intake and exhaust lobe lifts with a micrometer or dial caliper will at least be a starting point if the camshaft is sitting outside of the engine. Easy enough the reverse the advertised duration, the 0.050” duration, and the lobe centerline using either a cam doctor or just putting the camshaft in a block and doing an actual measurement for those values.
Maybe someone else may have a clue as to those identifying numbers.
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By 55blacktie - 3 Years Ago
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Darrell, considering your friend does not know what he has, I have to conclude that he didn't buy it but discovered it upon removing it from his engine. Trying to identify it by those numbers is most likely equivalent to "finding a needle in a haystack." Maybe the person who sold the car/engine to him knows.
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By darrell - 3 Years Ago
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right its an engine he just got. it had 2x4 on it but its not an orginal E motor.
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