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Angus Smart

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blind_elk Grand Master

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From memory, the factory cams have different specs (duration, lobe centre angle). Not all that different, but different - probably as Nissan refined the engine. They should be interchangeable.

Angus Smart Grand Master

Angus Smart

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I have a 32 motor with tomei cams currently and a 34 motor on its way. the 34 motor has hks cams in it now..

just thinking can i use my current 32 cams in the 34 motor as they go well with the turbos now, or can i start selling my 32 parts off to cover costs.

:teehee:

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Beer Baron Grand Master

Beer Baron

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I was under the impression the 34s had a different key location or something and hence couldn't be used?

bingo. snowy got it.

but, andrew. if you are using your 32 cas (i assume you will be), then using your 32 cams wont be a problem.

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Angus Smart

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Very confusious!!

Ahh thanks richard, i thought something like that. tho nengun quote same part numbers for cams from 32, 33 and 34. tho i am sure i have seen they need to be seperate..

i think i will hang onto my cams and cas untill i know exactly what i am getting. will try get some more photos of it before its in the container.

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Angus Smart Grand Master

Angus Smart

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it's simple. forget the engine. there are only 2 things that matter. CAS and CAMs.

32 CAS=32 CAM

34 CAS=34 CAM

haha i wrote the confusious after reading snowys!

you made it clear. i am bit busy at work and typing slowly :D

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