Reply With QuoteWow, Wolverine 1087 cam. Thats old school. Good luck with the sale.
SBF cam
Found an old cam i had in a box I got in trade when i got my 86 mustang it came with the car. $125
Its a Blue Wolverine blue racer camshaft. It doesn't look like its ever been in a car if it has it wasn't for long doesn't show any signs of wear. The gear has no wear signs on it. The spots in the pic is just oil no rust on it.
markings on the cam are wg8 961595
Specs
Wolverine / Blue Racer
WG1087
adv int dur 289°
adv exh dur 299°
int dur @ .050" 222°
exh dur @ .050" 232°
Int Valve lift 0.510''
Exh Valve lift 0.534''
Lobe center 112°
pic for the pic whores
Wow, Wolverine 1087 cam. Thats old school. Good luck with the sale.
yeah those 1087's would run though
Yes, very popular cam back in the diz-zay
Yea they work really well. Just need to sell it so i can get the front suspension on my 94 done so i can drop the motor inand start wiring that up.
Possible trades caster camber plates for a 94-98 mustang. Strange 10 way adjustable front struts I can add some cash for the struts. 94-95 5.0 solid motor mounts.
I had that cam in my 306. I went 11.80s n/a and 10.98 0n a 175 shot.
bump still have this before it goes to ebay.
This brings back ancient memories!
92 Mustang, 5.0
82 Mustang, 5.7
Yep, Jimmy P likes that cam
Bump!!!!
Originally Posted by Fryguy302
Last edited by Rickety; 11-12-2009 at 08:43 AM.
Blow Me....
just out of curiosity, where did you find the information that states a "WG8 961959" is a Wolverine 1087 cam?
Rick.
1990 Mustang GT 5.0
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