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So I decided to swap the camshaft in my Series I's 1979, 2.8L Ford v6 for something less aggressive.
While "shopping online" I discovered that cams are scarce for early engines with "early" and "late" defined by the size of their cam journals.
From what I could find on the internet, early engines feature 41.9mm journal sizes while later engines feature a 43.9mm cam journal size.
Which years have which journal sizes remains a mystery.
I talked to Delta cam (Tacoma) about a cam and decided to order one from them. Delta thinks the 1979 motors use the smaller size journals, which makes 1979 an "early" motor.
Can anyone confirm whether a 1979 motor uses a camshaft with "small" journals?
TIA,
While "shopping online" I discovered that cams are scarce for early engines with "early" and "late" defined by the size of their cam journals.
From what I could find on the internet, early engines feature 41.9mm journal sizes while later engines feature a 43.9mm cam journal size.
Which years have which journal sizes remains a mystery.
I talked to Delta cam (Tacoma) about a cam and decided to order one from them. Delta thinks the 1979 motors use the smaller size journals, which makes 1979 an "early" motor.
Can anyone confirm whether a 1979 motor uses a camshaft with "small" journals?
TIA,