Cam id please

[dobrien41]

I am working on a 1974 74ci FLH Shovelhead and have got the camshaft out but cannot identify it. On the cam gear is the number #7-0000b and on the lobes the numbers h288b and 16-95 cr. Any idea on who the mfg is and what the grind specs are? Is it a hydraulic or mechanical?

I seen another post similar with a pn 7-0004b and it was identified as a Crane cam but I would rather not assume that is the case with mine because this is a pre-evo. And since Crane's website has been taken down due to s&s buyout, I cannot research the pn on their site.

Thank you,

Dan

[jerry34208]

Now featuring Mikronite surface enhancement on all cams
Strengthens cams, makes them significantly more durable and boosts power by reducing friction losses
Cam surfaces now highly resistant to corrosion

Hydraulic Bolt-In
Broad power range for streetable performance
Works well with stock compression or increased up to 10:1
Low and mid range improvement
Does not require valve spring change
Will increase torque for heavy bikes with heavy loads
Stock carb and exhaust or performance parts may be used

Intake
Duration @ .053 in.: 244 degree
Open: 22 degree
Close: 42 degree
Valve Lift: .450 in.

Exhaust:
Duration @ .053 in.: 244 degree
Open: 42 degree
Close: 22 degree
Valve Lift: .450 in.

(It's made by Crane for a 1970-1977)

[dobrien41]

Originally Posted by jerry34208

Now featuring Mikronite surface enhancement on all cams
Strengthens cams, makes them significantly more durable and boosts power by reducing friction losses
Cam surfaces now highly resistant to corrosion

Hydraulic Bolt-In
Broad power range for streetable performance
Works well with stock compression or increased up to 10:1
Low and mid range improvement
Does not require valve spring change
Will increase torque for heavy bikes with heavy loads
Stock carb and exhaust or performance parts may be used

Intake
Duration @ .053 in.: 244 degree
Open: 22 degree
Close: 42 degree
Valve Lift: .450 in.

Exhaust:
Duration @ .053 in.: 244 degree
Open: 42 degree
Close: 22 degree
Valve Lift: .450 in.

(It's made by Crane for a 1970-1977 EVO)

they didnt make the evo till 84, did you mean PRE-evo?

[jerry34208]

Originally Posted by dobrien41

they didnt make the evo till 84, did you mean PRE-evo?

Indeed, must be time for my nap

[dobrien41]

thank you for your help