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By "bolt on", I presume the seller is referring to the two methods of securing the camshaft drive sprocket.
Later models have a bolt which screws into the end of the camshaft.
I think the early cams used a large nut which screwed onto the end of the camshaft. Don't know when this change occurred but I guess it must have been just before or during the SC models.
The cams you need should look like this at the sprocket end.
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1988 Carrera - 3.6 engine with ITBs, COPs, MS3X
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