Subject	Camshaft Identification
Posted by	Bad Fish on December 27, 2012 at 10:52 AM
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Message	After much searching I am still coming up empty handed when looking for any information on cam identification. I am preparing to swap some auto intake cams for a pair of manual cams. Before starting my project I would like to get a positive ID on the cams that will be installed. Is there any way to visually determine the difference between early and late style cams? I know the snout is shorter on the late model (94+). If anyone has dimensions I could measure them if they have no identifying features that could be seen with the eye. In addition I would love to ensure that they are not auto TT cams. All the information that I have seen suggests that they have the same lift just different duration. If this is the case can they be identified without testing the cams with a dial gauge to measure duration? Seems like Nissan must have some other way to identify these at the factory.... right? Thanks for any help.
Follow Ups	Camshaft Identification - Bad Fish 10:52:00 12/27/12 Re: Camshaft Identification - craigz96tt 11:47:47 12/27/12 you'll have to measure duration with a dial gauge (n/m) - aliaZ 13:31:24 12/27/12 Re: you'll have to measure duration with a dial gauge - Bad Fish 14:06:19 12/27/12 Here ya go... - xpwarrior 17:14:08 12/27/12 Re: Here ya go... - Bad Fish 20:54:30 12/27/12 That is really strange,I just finished swapping in 5spd cams - Zvil (FL) 14:44:11 12/29/12 Re: That is really strange,I just finished swapping in 5spd cams - Bad Fish 15:24:07 12/29/12 this wouldn't be the first time the FSM is wrong (n/m) - aliaZ 10:46:06 12/31/12
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