Comp Cams Pontiac 51-233-4 on 2040-parts.com
Duluth, Minnesota, US
Used pontiac camshaft from Comp Cams. Magnum,Part #51-233-4,
Duration at .050 is 224, .476 lift, 110lsa.This cam has about 8000 miles on it. I pulled it out to install a larger cam. Ships to continental USA only.
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