K Keith Senior Member Mar 24, 2025 #1 Who is carrying (vendor) the best distributor cam which the points ride on.
P P.S. Well-known member Mar 24, 2025 #2 Most of the Model A parts vendors carry them. It is part #A-12210. The ones sold by Bert's are pretty spot on as far as lobe timing goes, but require polishing if you want the points rubbing block to last. https://modelastore.com/index.php?r..._id=4229&search=Distributor+cam&category_id=0
Most of the Model A parts vendors carry them. It is part #A-12210. The ones sold by Bert's are pretty spot on as far as lobe timing goes, but require polishing if you want the points rubbing block to last. https://modelastore.com/index.php?r..._id=4229&search=Distributor+cam&category_id=0
Bob Bidonde Well-known member Mar 25, 2025 #4 Use the Model B distributor cam because it has a smoother profile for extended point rubbing block life.
Use the Model B distributor cam because it has a smoother profile for extended point rubbing block life.
J JayJay Well-known member Mar 25, 2025 #5 Agree with P.S. and nkaminar about polishing - I ended up returning to an old original cam on one distributor because the rubbing block wear was so bad. Last edited: Mar 25, 2025
Agree with P.S. and nkaminar about polishing - I ended up returning to an old original cam on one distributor because the rubbing block wear was so bad.
P P.S. Well-known member Mar 25, 2025 #6 Yep. Scroll to about 4 minutes in to this video to see how- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC4GW-vHjtg
Yep. Scroll to about 4 minutes in to this video to see how- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC4GW-vHjtg
katy Well-known member Mar 26, 2025 #8 nkaminar said: I would polish any cam you buy to a mirror finish. Click to expand... Ditto Ditto