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MG Midget and Sprite Technical - Camshaft identification
A while ago I bought 2 A series camshafts off eBay. Both in tubes with years old waxed paper around them. One tube is marked "Sprite, Mini Cooper", the other "Sprite MkIII". I can't find any identifying marks or numbers anywhere. Is there any way of identifying them. They do both look like A series cams. Rob |
Rob aka MG Moneypit |
Sprite mini cooper. Does it have 3/8in wide lobe and a ring around it? if so 88G229. Sprite Mk3 should have 1/2in lobe. If you can grab a copy of Vizard or the old Special Tuning Catalogue the cams are detailed in both. Alan |
Alan Anstead |
Alan... The fact that you know that right off the top of your head, is not exactly normal ....your sick man, gets some help. Hahaha Prop |
Prop and the Blackhole Midget |
Maybe this helps...
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Alex G Matla |
OK, more info. Cam1 3/8 lobes. 2 rings Pin drive Cam2 1/2 lobes. no rings, spider drive Rob |
Rob aka MG Moneypit |
1) AEA630 1100 & midget. 2) AEG522 Midget3 / Sprite 4 Looking at spec they appear to be same cam with different drives & lobe widths. Alan |
Alan Anstead |
2 Cams I can make use of then. I think I paid about £18 including postage and they are new old stock still in the protective gunge and waxed paper. Rob |
Rob aka MG Moneypit |
You might need my pin drive oil pump, Rob, as you seem to have the last new pin drive cam in the civilised world. |
Nick and Cherry Scoop |
This thread was discussed between 30/07/2014 and 01/08/2014
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