Technical Bronze Distributor Gear

Dry sump $$$ , Or a external pump.
My self I running composite and I believe I have roughly 15 K on ,,
It would have be Nice if looking into future that they would have stamped the cam, no matter what brand was some kind of letter or number/ letting ,/identification , know what the distributor gear to use.
I have several roller cams from the 90s to present and I can't tell you what they are, most custom grinds, that information does not stick around all the time, never thought to be dealing with something that could destroy a engine as simple as Cam gear

 

Quick Google brought this up.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/...MIzO648sDohgMVctTCBB2g8wrGEAQYASABEgI9j_D_BwE

For a Chevy V8 composite gear.

 

Thanks for posting. I have a feeling that just like tires and shoes, different gears are for different expected use and what it's working on.

 

That link took me to an iron gear. I checked Summit yesterday for composite gears and they were all out of stock.