Hawaiian cam identification?

[tgm_enterprizes]

I am in search of 2 special camshafts, an original Hawaiian cam and the cam offered by Sig Erson in the 70s. If you have one or both, please message me.
Also, a question: And I have noticed on all the cams I have (many) the only number stamped on them thats on all my cams is an E (not a casting mark, but an E made by a steel stamp, like you would hit with a hammer). Would Hawaiian cams have some special identification mark? How can you spot one?
Thanks, Richard

[feltonminicycle]

There's another cam for you to find. There was a company in Calif caller Powr-oll or maybe pow-roll but it was pronounced Power-Roll. I think in maybe Oakland CA they did regrinds on N600 cams but they didn't weld up first so you had to use pop ups.
Good Luck !
Miles

[dusty path]

this  man  makes all  kinds  of  nice   parts and that  cam   so  go  here https://honda600performance.com/shop?olsPage=products

On Thursday, August 22, 2019, 09:49:08 PM MST, tgm_enterprizes@... [2cylinderhondas] wrote:

I am in search of 2 special camshafts, an original Hawaiian cam and the cam offered by Sig Erson in the 70s. If you have one or both, please message me.
Also, a question: And I have noticed on all the cams I have (many) the only number stamped on them thats on all my cams is an E (not a casting mark, but an E made by a steel stamp, like you would hit with a hammer). Would Hawaiian cams have some special identification mark? How can you spot one?
Thanks, Richard

[art Remai]

Web-cams in Riverside California offers a can regrind option.
http://www.webcamshafts.com/
Art Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 23, 2019, at 5:58 AM, dusty path
dustyspath@...
[2cylinderhondas] wrote:
this  man  makes all  kinds  of  nice   parts and that  cam   so  go  here https://honda600performance.com/shop?olsPage=products
On Thursday, August 22, 2019, 09:49:08 PM MST,
tgm_enterprizes@...
[2cylinderhondas] wrote:
I am in search of 2 special camshafts, an original Hawaiian cam and the cam offered by Sig Erson in the 70s. If you have one or both, please message me.
Also, a question: And I have noticed on all the cams I have (many) the only number stamped on them thats on all my cams is an E (not a casting mark, but an E made by a steel stamp, like you would hit with a hammer). Would Hawaiian cams have some special identification mark? How can you spot one?
Thanks, Richard