Checked And Reconditioned Engine Camshaft Triumph Tr5 Tr6 Tr250 Gt6 Gt6+ on 2040-parts.com
Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
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Ann Arbor Sportscar is pleased to offer for your consideration an
original reconditioned OEM engine camshaft for the Triumph TR6 and TR250 with
the 2.5 liter 6-cyl. in-line engine. Our
understanding is that it also has application in the 2.0 liter GT6 engine as
well. This camshaft was salvaged from a 1972
Triumph TR6 engine number CC75902E with only 34,182 original miles on the
odometer. This camshaft was recently
serviced by a local reputable
engine machine shop. The camshaft has been checked for cracks.
The
cam lobes and journals have been freshly cleaned and micro-polished. This camshaft is ready it use as-is, or
regrind it to custom specifications. Please
look carefully at the photos. Please e-mail us for details or if you have any
questions. We will ship internationally;
please email us for a shipping cost estimate to your destination. |
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