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Old 09-07-11, 10:10 AM
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hey guys-

have some mystery non-standard 2jz-GE camshafts, trying to ID.

Any Help would be much appreciated-cams were paired in built motor with crower titanium retainers, steel springs, Steel multi-angle valves with stock buckets, stock shims, and lash caps under the buckets on top of the valve stem.

Help ID-ing would be great, they look like stock re-grind, I would guess 268/272?? the base circle seems reduced versus stock 2jz-ge. Number 1 and number 2 are differently ground.





























camshaft 2:



camshaft 1:


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Are you sure that they're 2JZGE cams? It could be the pics but I didn't see the Distributor drive on the Exhaust cam so most likely if there's no drive on the cam then the cams are for the 2JZGTE..
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Yes, they are ge cams with dizzy drive.

they were setup in a built motor with lash caps under buckets (I don't think that is standard Toyota)

Engine was a obd1 non vvti 2jz-ge with dizzy
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crower regrinds some came at 264 and 272
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cool thanks! Any one know of a reference way to tell these by caliper? I do not have a cam degree profile setup avail to me
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