Jun 15, 2009, 4:48 pm · #1
Hi mates!
I wanted to know how many degrees have intake and exhaust camshafts?
I just wonder could it give my FJ20E more power at lower RPM if I put exhaust camshaft in intake? I mean 2 exhaust camshaft in engine!
Camshafts
Jun 15, 2009, 4:53 pm · #2
That is the same trick they do on the Mitsubishi 2.0L Evo II and III engines, I wonder too if it will work for the FJ.
Jun 15, 2009, 7:12 pm · #3
and they do it for ca18det's as well find out the specs on both cams that should beable to tell you if it would be worth it
Jun 17, 2009, 6:15 pm · #4
One guy from FJ20.com forum replied that inlet and exhaust cams are the same [I=E]!
So it means that it will be no sense from that kind of modification!
Jun 18, 2009, 6:01 am · #5
mareks
One guy from FJ20.com forum replied that inlet and exhaust cams are the same [I=E]!
So it means that it will be no sense from that kind of modification!
they are both 256 degree duration and i think 8 or 8.5mm lift standard in an fj20e.
the changes are made in the cam gears. vernier cam wheels are your best bet.
Jul 4, 2010, 2:07 pm · #6
VEGIE
they are both 256 degree duration and i think 8 or 8.5mm lift standard in an fj20e.
the changes are made in the cam gears. vernier cam wheels are your best bet.
I have 4 of them(cams) and they are all identical. The diferences is, like you said, cam gears.