ST220 Camshafts
Discussion
Hi Kevin,
There is a guy selling ancillaries from an ST220 engine on ebay.
I just contacted him and he is breaking the engine and the cams are available - don't know how much though.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/e11051.m43.l1123/7?e...
Regards
Graham
There is a guy selling ancillaries from an ST220 engine on ebay.
I just contacted him and he is breaking the engine and the cams are available - don't know how much though.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/e11051.m43.l1123/7?e...
Regards
Graham
951 said:
Hi Kevin,
There is a guy selling ancillaries from an ST220 engine on ebay.
I just contacted him and he is breaking the engine and the cams are available - don't know how much though.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/e11051.m43.l1123/7?e...
Regards
Graham
Thanks Graham l will give him a try, cheers.There is a guy selling ancillaries from an ST220 engine on ebay.
I just contacted him and he is breaking the engine and the cams are available - don't know how much though.
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/e11051.m43.l1123/7?e...
Regards
Graham
Gadgeroonie said:
Kev
do you know the lift and duration of the St220 cams ?
Discussed in a good thread on the US site - worth a search but I've lifted the following, originally posted by USA48M12, Gregg A. Imel:do you know the lift and duration of the St220 cams ?
Intake- Crank dur 238deg @.001in lobe lift. Crank dur 149deg @.050in lobe lift. Max valve lift .370in, 9.40mm.
Exh- Crank dur 274deg @.001in lobe lift. Crank dur 177deg @.050in lobe lift. Max valve lift .379in, 9.63mm.
Alternatively CSVT#49 posted the following, apparently provided by Mountune:
Intake
Peak Lift: 9.721mm (0.383")
Duration: 250deg
Exhaust
Peak Lift: 9.887mm (0.389")
Duration: 280deg
Are these not the standard cam in our engines?
Dom.
Edited by anotherdom on Monday 19th March 19:04
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