HKS or really unknown cam ID

[wrencher]

Got a car with these cams installed.
Unknown what they really are.
Never seen a set of HKS's marked like these.

It doesn't run or lope like a 264/272 combo either.
Actually doesn't run properly and got me digging into the combo.
Maybe someone reqround/destroyed these?
It thru me because both cams clearly have the cast in HKS logo.

Wondering if anyone has ever seen a set of cams like this....

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[Zack Huffman]

https://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/camshaft-identification-information.435135/
Bottom of post #2.

Well, definitely used to be HKS cams... I would imagine they were probably re-ground due to being excessively worn or because of other damage. The engraving on the hex shouldn't be cam specs, it should be a part number. I would question their accuracy too.

 

[stillrunning]

My HKS cams where stamped with the specs and stamped with IN & EX on the hex rather than engraved, I think it was the later cams where they started using the part numbers instead.

EDIT: here is a link where I posted a picture of mine.

https://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/hks-272-old-part-s.519806/#post-153703329

 

[wrencher]

Well I guess it helps to hear others confirm my original thoughts.

I have searched quite a bit and they are not the norm any any means.
Oh well out with these useless cams.
They would have been better off with stock cams by how this engine runs.

Thanks for the input.

 

[wrencher]

Well these cams are out of the car..

They are now only suitable to make lamps from.


!st pic removed intake
cam on right
Stock 1GA intake cam from storage on left

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2nd pic exhaust removed cam on right stock 1GA on left

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