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Re: "A" CAM 200 88

posted by  someone claiming to be Andrew on  Mon Mar 12 19:03 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Mike thanks for the explanations, but my question was about B19/21/200/23/230 OHC family engines, not the older pushrod ones.

If you look at the page where OHC engines cams are listed, you will see several references to different part numbers for same cams used on 2 different generations of OHC engines (pre- and post-84 aka "low friction").

That's why I was interested to see the differences between.

Are there any?

Thanks

Andrew





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