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Early Cam Identification - Trivia Challenge! 444-544

posted by  scandia142 on  Tue Dec 19 06:59 CST 2006
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I have a set of what I suspect are old-old cams. They have no letter "A" etc stamped on them. One I think may be a B18 cam, it is longer by a couple inches than the other two. I'm thinking *maybe* the others are B14 or B16. They are shorter and none of them have a letter stamped on them. There is a brand on some of the pieces, but not a part number or anything.

Can anyone tell tme the distinguishing characteristics of a B14 or B16 cam?

Trying to I.D. them to decide where/what needs to happen with them.





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