dominr8

i won a cam off of ebay and it is supposed to be a gm lt4 hotcam. the description was unclear so i called quickdrop[who is the seller] and he said it was in a melling box and gave me the part# on the box. i looked up the melling # and it said stock replacement for lt1. quick box contacted seller and he said it was a gm lt4 hotcam. how can i be sure its a gmlt4 hotcam and not a cheap knockoff or worse?by the way i have a 96 lt4. any help greatly appreciated.

bogus

caveat emptor.

I wish I knew... I am sure there is a number on it somewhere. Have them check it and have them post the number. If it is the LT4 hot cam, it can be cross ref'd at skoggins-dickey's site, more than likely.

if they can't find a number on it, and I am sure it does, cause GM puts numbers on just about everything it casts, I would have them keep it.

Nathan Plemons

I've got one sitting on my workbench right now. Unfortunately I'm not at home and I will forget about it by the time I get home. Shoot me an e-mail in about 2 hours and I'll look it up for you.

Corvette Kid

It should have the last three digits of the part# stamped into the rear of it, if I remember correctly.

torkman15

Here are the numbers off the end of my GM hot cam 586 FM28 145 02L Hope this helps, Tom

torkman15

GMPP number for the Hotcam is 24502586

rodj

Genuine GM Hot cam has greenish yellow paint stripe on it.
My cam has completely different numbers to those above except
for the 586.