help! sohc 24 valve?
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help! sohc 24 valve?
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simple question, based on 24 valve sohc engines(like the j series)
how do you fit 4 VALVES on one camshaft?
dont the valves make a square,2 intake next to eachother and the 2 exhaust in the back of them? so how do the lobes on the camshaft connect to the ones in the back?
Last edited by YL Al; 01-07-2009 at 08:40 PM.
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2600lb CL
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24 valve
12 intake, 12 exhaust
2 intake, 2 exhaust per cylinder.
Camshaft hits rocker arms, rocker arms extend valves.
Each rocker arm pushes down on 2 valves of the same type (intake or exhaust).
Applicable for OHC engines.
With OHV you have the camshaft hit a pushrod, which hits a rocker arm, which hits the valves.
Help any?
12 intake, 12 exhaust
2 intake, 2 exhaust per cylinder.
Camshaft hits rocker arms, rocker arms extend valves.
Each rocker arm pushes down on 2 valves of the same type (intake or exhaust).
Applicable for OHC engines.
With OHV you have the camshaft hit a pushrod, which hits a rocker arm, which hits the valves.
Help any?
#4
One custom CL
J series is a V6. Meaning you have two halves of 3. Its the same setup as the inline 4 with 4 valve per cylinder. Instead of two cams you guys have 1 with a lot more lobes i guess.
#5
One custom CL
Any camshaft hits rocker arms which then hit the valves. If you ever take it apart its pretty simple process. The timing everything works in synch is real neat.
#6
well accually as i remembered now ,if u have a dohc engine,the cams on the camshaft sit directly on the valve stems, so no rocker arms are needed on a dohc. but like cocoa said if u have a sohc u need rocker arms as its not possible to have four lobes sitting on one cylinder with 4 valves.
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Roller rockers are also used to decrease friction to aid in increasing fuel economy.
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