Identifying Cam/Clutch
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Identifying Cam/Clutch
Now that it's winter I should have some time to do a little investigative work on my car. Bought an 02 Z06 in March of this year that was modded but the small dealer I bought it from could not produce any receipts. Not a super huge deal to me because the parts I can see on the car are quality and the car has run flawlessly.
BUT I still have that not knowing factor that is annoying. Especially with the cam. So, I was wondering if some of you could point me in the direction of the easiest way to identify what cam and clutch are in a car.
I know...not easy. I believe for the cam I would have to remove the timing cover and pray there is a number engraved on the end of the cam?
With the clutch I believe it will be removing the bell housing inspection cover? Is there a write up on how to do so?
BUT I still have that not knowing factor that is annoying. Especially with the cam. So, I was wondering if some of you could point me in the direction of the easiest way to identify what cam and clutch are in a car.
I know...not easy. I believe for the cam I would have to remove the timing cover and pray there is a number engraved on the end of the cam?
With the clutch I believe it will be removing the bell housing inspection cover? Is there a write up on how to do so?
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Now that it's winter I should have some time to do a little investigative work on my car. Bought an 02 Z06 in March of this year that was modded but the small dealer I bought it from could not produce any receipts. Not a super huge deal to me because the parts I can see on the car are quality and the car has run flawlessly.
BUT I still have that not knowing factor that is annoying. Especially with the cam. So, I was wondering if some of you could point me in the direction of the easiest way to identify what cam and clutch are in a car.
I know...not easy. I believe for the cam I would have to remove the timing cover and pray there is a number engraved on the end of the cam?
With the clutch I believe it will be removing the bell housing inspection cover? Is there a write up on how to do so?
BUT I still have that not knowing factor that is annoying. Especially with the cam. So, I was wondering if some of you could point me in the direction of the easiest way to identify what cam and clutch are in a car.
I know...not easy. I believe for the cam I would have to remove the timing cover and pray there is a number engraved on the end of the cam?
With the clutch I believe it will be removing the bell housing inspection cover? Is there a write up on how to do so?
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