Subject	The nose is shorter on the later style
Posted by	Broke_as_**** on December 11, 2009 at 8:45 AM
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In Reply To	90-93 vs 94+ intake cams identify posted by nzryan on December 10, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Message	The late style being the clean short one. The nose on the later style is about 26.5mm. The early style is about 33.5mm. Measurements were eyeballed but the difference is big enough that doesn't matter for IDing them. Just to note, the pin on the late style cam would be the same length as the early style but I'm using the JWT spacer kit to run some early style intake cam gears with the late style cams.
Follow Ups	90-93 vs 94+ intake cams identify - nzryan 23:00:10 12/10/09 The nose is shorter on the later style - Broke_as_**** 08:45:25 12/11/09 Re: The nose is shorter on the later style - nzryan 14:58:44 12/11/09 Are the 94+ cam gears less prone to warping?????? - JustinSCZ32 14:59:26 12/11/09 Brett Dempsey would be the guy to talk to about that - Broke_as_**** 16:59:01 12/11/09 warping? No. And it's the '94+ are the two-piece type. - LitlElvis 22:45:39 12/11/09 yea, the 90-93 sprockets warp, causing a leak at the cam - JustinSCZ32 08:58:52 12/12/09 Re: yea, the 90-93 sprockets warp, causing a leak at the cam - JustinSCZ32 09:38:15 12/12/09 Your use of the term "warped" is misleading, and - LitlElvis 10:48:47 12/13/09 I have never found a "warped" VTC gear - LitlElvis 10:26:47 12/13/09 i have, but ima go sit down right now and not argue - JustinSCZ32 08:54:44 12/14/09 Re: The nose is shorter on the later style - kfriberg 23:39:29 12/14/09 Yes and not that I know of (n/m) - Broke_as_**** 00:33:19 12/15/09 Re: Yes and not that I know of - kfriberg 10:40:21 12/15/09 Not to my knowledge however - Broke_as_**** 18:33:17 12/15/09
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