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Offline Stephen Foster

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Longstroke camshaft ?
« on: 21.01. 2014 11:56 »
There is a camshaft on "ebay" stamped up 2271 ..is this a longstroke "Star Twin" please ?

Hope someone can shed some light ?


Thanks in advance ,

Steve ..
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Re: Longstroke camshaft ?
« Reply #1 on: 21.01. 2014 20:07 »
Hi Stephen,

My parts book for 1949 models shows the A7 and A7 Star Twin camshaft as part number 67-695 so, if anything, I reckon that's what it should be stamped up as.

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Re: Longstroke camshaft ?
« Reply #2 on: 21.01. 2014 20:13 »
You will find that the vast majority of long-stroke cams had no markings.
I have only ever found one with the number on the end. ( And it is a good one, not like most of them.)

Trev.

Stephen, can you post a link so we can have a look?
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Re: Longstroke camshaft ?
« Reply #3 on: 21.01. 2014 20:52 »
Trevor,

It's on www.ebay.co.uk  item number 310847779871.

It looks like one from a short stroke motor to me.

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Re: Longstroke camshaft ?
« Reply #4 on: 27.01. 2014 16:17 »
Thanks for the replies ...looks like it was a shortstroke cam .
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