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Camshaft Identiciation

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Car went for a MoT this week and passed thankfully. However, the tester did comment that the car was significantly down on power. As far as I know my S7 has a standard 2.0L pinto, out of a 1984 Sierra. One of his suggestions was to check the cam timing. As the cam has a vernier pulley he suggested it may have a performance cam and it may need adjusting. So I took of the cover this morning and took a look for any identiciaftion marks on the cam. All I can see is the FORD logo and the number H55 on the body of the cam and stamped onto the end it looks like 55T88, but its not that well stamped. Any help appreciated.

 

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I'm sure it is standard, all the performance cams I have seen will have stamped marks in the end opposite to the vernier end, most will relate to Kent, Piper or Burton cam numbers

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