Datsun L-series 4-cylinder Isky Racing Camshaft on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Beach, California, United States
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Iskenderian Racing Cam. L-series 4 cylinder racing cam #Z-380. See the attached cam card.
This cam is ground on 109 degree lobe centers and has 266 degrees of duration. The intake and exhaust valve lift is .540". It will also come with a small amount of break in lube. As you can see from the holes drilled in the lobes, this is a regrind of a stock cam core and not a solid billet cam. Please ask any questions you might have. I've done my best to describe this cam and don't know anymore than what is on the cam card I've posted or what I've stated here . Freight and sale tax are dependent on your location, and typically are for the continental United States. International shipments will need to have freight calculated. |
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