Valve clearances for Type S cams
Hey D.specs:
Email me when you call those guys regarding the Type S cam valve clearances. I was told that they were the same as the regular H22a valve clearance specs. I am curious to know for sure.
Thanks,
Mark
Email me when you call those guys regarding the Type S cam valve clearances. I was told that they were the same as the regular H22a valve clearance specs. I am curious to know for sure.
Thanks,
Mark
just use the stock valve clearance for normal usd engine.
theese are just clearances..
if u get tiighter u'll have a little more power but it'll all last less long..
if u go over the stock clearances u'll loose some caus of kind of floating..
theese are just clearances..
if u get tiighter u'll have a little more power but it'll all last less long..
if u go over the stock clearances u'll loose some caus of kind of floating..
..there have been reported incidents of scortched rocker arms when using the Type S cams in USDM h22 heads, I would say that you might want to run the clearances a little loose. Also, if you haven't already bought the type s cams, you might want to consider the SH came, only slightly less aggressive than the Type S, yet have never scortched stock valvetrain/rocker arms, etc., and do not need stiffer valvestprings and retainers, unlike the Type S that requires both.
Yes indeed, i have heard about the Type S cams supposedly causing harm to the USDM H22A heads. Are the 93-96 USDM and JDM H22A heads the same? I know i have had the Type S cams for nearly two years now with no problems. At the same time, i installed Type S valve springs and retainers just to be on the safe side. I guess it is probable that if you use the Type S cams without the sfiffer valve springs and retainers from the Type S you might have these problems.
I used the valve clearances from the US spec H22a at the time of installation. I was just curious to find out if the Type S specs are really much more different than those of the US spec H22.
Regards,
Mark
I used the valve clearances from the US spec H22a at the time of installation. I was just curious to find out if the Type S specs are really much more different than those of the US spec H22.
Regards,
Mark
Valve timing* Normal H22A "S" H22A
Intake opening (BTDC) 15 15
Intake closing (ATDC) 40 45
Exhaust opening (BBDC) 40 45
Exhaust closing (ATDC) 15 15
Valve lift* Normal H22A "S" H22A
Intake (mm) 11.5 12.2
Exhaust (mm) 10.5 11.2
These are the specs that I have found published comparing the S cams w/ base h22 cams. Im not sure if the heads b/w the 93-96 are the same as the 97+, maybe, maybe not, perhaps the scorching was due to people using base valvetrain w/ S cams, who knows? Nice to hear that they have been trouble free for you..
Intake opening (BTDC) 15 15
Intake closing (ATDC) 40 45
Exhaust opening (BBDC) 40 45
Exhaust closing (ATDC) 15 15
Valve lift* Normal H22A "S" H22A
Intake (mm) 11.5 12.2
Exhaust (mm) 10.5 11.2
These are the specs that I have found published comparing the S cams w/ base h22 cams. Im not sure if the heads b/w the 93-96 are the same as the 97+, maybe, maybe not, perhaps the scorching was due to people using base valvetrain w/ S cams, who knows? Nice to hear that they have been trouble free for you..
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