Are these FRPP HOT ROD CAMS?
#1
Are these FRPP HOT ROD CAMS?
Long story short, bought a used whipple kit from a lady selling for her son. Included in the box with the supercharger was a box labeled with the part number that belongs to the hot rod cams. But the cams are used so i am thinking these are just the stock ones that the previous owner got back when they put the hot rods in. But i would like to double check. If anyone can help me with this it would be appreciated. I looked up the numbers online through google and nothing came up. They are as followed:
first cam has: RF-5L1E-6251-DA and 07924931494
second cam has: RF-5L1E-6C255-DA and 0800330413
hopefully i got lucky and snagged me some free hot rods
first cam has: RF-5L1E-6251-DA and 07924931494
second cam has: RF-5L1E-6C255-DA and 0800330413
hopefully i got lucky and snagged me some free hot rods
#2
where are you getting the part #'s from?
if the box...well I wouldn't trust that.
you are probably going to have to use a Micrometer and measure the valve lobes...then contact Ford Tech and see if those match the stock measurements, or the the FRPP cams
if the box...well I wouldn't trust that.
you are probably going to have to use a Micrometer and measure the valve lobes...then contact Ford Tech and see if those match the stock measurements, or the the FRPP cams
#3
no the part numbers above are from the actual cams printed on them. The part number on the box is M-6550-3V which is the hot rods numbers..... but yes i do not trust it. ill measure as a last resort if no one here knows for sure
#4
i think you snagged yourself some
hot rods.
check the part numbers from the cam boxes
here, to see the similarities....
http://home.comcast.net/~cookpaging/...tallNotes.html
hot rods.
check the part numbers from the cam boxes
here, to see the similarities....
http://home.comcast.net/~cookpaging/...tallNotes.html
#6
Yeah good luck man =) would def be a lucky snag right there =) have em thrown on with the Supercharger =) may not add much power since they are not blower cams but they won't hurt it and it will sound sick =).
#7
i think you snagged yourself some
hot rods.
check the part numbers from the cam boxes
here, to see the similarities....
http://home.comcast.net/~cookpaging/...tallNotes.html
hot rods.
check the part numbers from the cam boxes
here, to see the similarities....
http://home.comcast.net/~cookpaging/...tallNotes.html
XE-6251-309994 vs your number RF-5L1E-6251-DA
XE-6C255-309995 vs your number RF-5L1E-6C255-DA
Plus, I put your part number into a Ford part site and it did not come back with any matchs. The best thing to do is to call FRPP and ask them.
Last edited by CutterWolf; 10-08-2009 at 11:03 AM.
#8
Wow I'm excited now lol. I'm gonna call ford when I get free later. I was actually contemplating cams or sc before this and chose sc because I heard the hot rods can make ur daily driving pretty rough at times in idle and stop lights. if these are the hot rods, I really wouldn't know what to do lol. I do want the sound though
#9
Those look like ford part numbers, I would guess those are stock cams..check out the part numbers on here http://iihs.net/fsm/?dir=163&viewfil...der%20Head.pdf Have to scroll down about halfway
#10
interesting.....good point there MustangGtGuy.
all we know so far is that the hot rods and the
stock cams share a series of numbers. i guess
we won't know until a call is made to ford, or
someone else weighs in with some conclusive
evidence.
all we know so far is that the hot rods and the
stock cams share a series of numbers. i guess
we won't know until a call is made to ford, or
someone else weighs in with some conclusive
evidence.