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Cwc Camshaft Identification Ford. There are two ways you can identify cwc camshafts; Hello, im new to the forum and i was wondering if you guys could help me id a cam. As for the other numbers i'm not sure. Here's all the markings i could find on it: It's sort of a generic street grind from many resellers, lift checks, cwc is the cam core company, and makes sense all around. The easiest way to get a rough idea is to measure the valve lift. I have had this cam, finally peeled the coating off to look for identification, it has no markings other than cwc. I'm building a 390 and have a cam that i know was in. The letters cwc stand for campbell, wyant and cannon. Secondly, by checking the marking. This is the foundry that cast the cam blank. Firstly, by checking out its material and process. You should be able to measure that well enough with a tape measure or ruler but a caliper or dial indicator is best.

There are two ways you can identify cwc camshafts; Firstly, by checking out its material and process. This is the foundry that cast the cam blank. Hello, im new to the forum and i was wondering if you guys could help me id a cam. The letters cwc stand for campbell, wyant and cannon. The easiest way to get a rough idea is to measure the valve lift. You should be able to measure that well enough with a tape measure or ruler but a caliper or dial indicator is best. Secondly, by checking the marking. It's sort of a generic street grind from many resellers, lift checks, cwc is the cam core company, and makes sense all around. I'm building a 390 and have a cam that i know was in.

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Cwc Camshaft Identification Ford There are two ways you can identify cwc camshafts; Here's all the markings i could find on it: Hello, im new to the forum and i was wondering if you guys could help me id a cam. As for the other numbers i'm not sure. I'm building a 390 and have a cam that i know was in. I have had this cam, finally peeled the coating off to look for identification, it has no markings other than cwc. There are two ways you can identify cwc camshafts; The letters cwc stand for campbell, wyant and cannon. This is the foundry that cast the cam blank. Secondly, by checking the marking. You should be able to measure that well enough with a tape measure or ruler but a caliper or dial indicator is best. It's sort of a generic street grind from many resellers, lift checks, cwc is the cam core company, and makes sense all around. The easiest way to get a rough idea is to measure the valve lift. Firstly, by checking out its material and process.