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My son ran his Golf Mk1 Driver a bit low on oil and I reckon it's damaged a cam lobe or a follower - so, I'm looking for a replacement

I nearly had kittens when I saw the Kent 300 degree cam advertised in the For Sale section, but then realised it had been sold

So - its a 1983 Golf Driver - 1272CC - GF engine code - mechanical head, NOT hydro. I believe the GK engine had the same cam

I'm happy to buy a complete head if its available, but I need to know its in a good condition

I'm also happy to consider an uprated cam if such a thing exists, but from what I can see, choices for the mechanical head cars are very limited.

I really don't get on here very much, so if anyone has anything of interest, I'd appreciate a text or call on 07855 849337

Thanks in advance

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Cam now sourced - thanks to everyone that had a look, even though nothing actually turned up

However, if anyone has a hotter cam for a mechanical 1272 head (Schrick, Piper, Kent, Newman etc), I would be very interested - contact details above

Oil starvation to the cam can be caused by a blocked or otherwise damaged oil spray bar. Check that it's ok before you start running the cam,

I've got a few mech head cams spare, but they are all from lesser engines, the GF (GK, HH) cam is the best of the bunch from the factory.

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