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Holden 186 camshaft identification

Started by camxsmith, May 28, 2016, 05:48:49 PM

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camxsmith

Hi
   Hoping some one can help identify the two camshafts I have, both came out of 186 engines.

1.  First one has STL 1635 (the 6 could be something else), with a big 8  stamped on the end. and no other stamps of marks on the shaft.


2. Second has 0 and 6 (or 9) stamped on the end. It once had I believe Holden stamped into the shaft and a number starting with 1. 

hsv-001

I have one with XU1 stamped on it .

FC427

The second one is a 202 cam  what the ident is i unknown ...the first may be a Waggot cam or Author Johnson  and that would make the number a Master number
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

camxsmith

Thanks I will see if I find out more from your info ...

fcwrangler

The first one could be a worked cam, the numbers could be the grind. May be ring or take it to a cam specialist, they would be able to set you straight.
Jim
on the seventh day: God Made Holden

camxsmith

I was thinking about doing that Jim..  Thanks for you reply

Closure inspection you can see a small fish shape stamped under the number   6   ..  Does any one know about the fish stamp