What type of cams do I have? HELP

[turbotas7]

I bought my Talon used and the kid said there were 272s in the car. I took off the valve cover and they are not HKS because I was under the impression they have HKS printed on them.

These cams have CWC on them... along with E11 and C1 and on the exhaust C2 with other markings the same. Any ideas? Crane, Crower? Thanks!

Tom

 

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[brute]

Can you take a picture of them?

 

[grnchevyz]

Among the wide variety of CWC materials currently being produced for the automotive market, ductile iron has become the most popular for OEM use in camshaft applications due to the higher strength and contact stress requirements of modern overhead cam roller valve train engine designs.

CWC is the industry leader in ductile iron cams for passenger car and light truck applications. CWC ductile iron is specifically engineered for roller camshaft applications and is manufactured in high volumes according to exacting customer requirements and tightly controlled internal processes. Many customers also take advantage of CWC's innovative Flame / Cryo / Temper technology for pre-hardening of the camshaft lobes. By providing castings with the camshaft lobes already at final hardness prior to machining, customers are able to lower cost and capital investment while ensuring the highest quality and most durable product available in today's market.

Another popular option is CWC's patented Selectively Austempered Ductile Iron (SADI) process, which provides a cost- effective alternative to expensive steel billet and assembled type cams for either new or existing engine applications.

Taken right from their website.

CWC Cams are made by Kautex Textron

http://www.textron.com/textron_businesses/industrial/kautex_products.jsp

Contact : 231-739-2610

Cheers!