Isky Avanti!

[mfg]

In 1967, Iskendarian offered ......?......camshaft grinds for Studebaker V8 engines

1) 3...........2) 5..........3) 7......or......4) 9

Edited September 23, 2017 by mfg

[studegary]

I thought that they offered four, so I will say three (at that time).  Change that to answer 2) 5 (counting a stock grind).

[mfg]

3 hours ago, studegary said:

I thought that they offered four, so I will say three (at that time).  Change that to answer 2) 5 (counting a stock grind).

Sorry, answer # 2 is incorrect.

[mfg]

No other thoughts here?

[studegary]

I know that I read about this.  I do not want to take the time to look it up.  I was thinking four, so I will say answer 1) 3.

[mfg]

1 hour ago, studegary said:

I know that I read about this.  I do not want to take the time to look it up.  I was thinking four, so I will say answer 1) 3.

Nope, answer # 1 isn't it either!

[mfg]

ANSWER....# 4.....Nine.

[r1lark]

What were the specs on each of them, Ed?

[mfg]

3 hours ago, r1lark said:

What were the specs on each of them, Ed?

I don't have the specs on those cams,...... however, in 1967 arrangements were made with Isky to substantially discount all Studebaker V8 cams, silicone chrome racing outer valve springs, hardenable & chilled iron lifters, chromemoly push rods, etc.

Included were three different cams in their Hi-Rev, flat tappet, cast iron series....(E-4, ST-5, and ST-6).....and also six cams in their all-out racing Hardface-Overlay series!