A single cam (SOHC) has 1 cam per cylinderhead and a twin cam(DOHC) has 2 per cylinder head. A DOHC (dual over head cam) has a higher RPM potential due to lower valvetrain mass, Int/Exh. timing can be changed, but is more expensive to produce.
Your engine is a twin cam.
No.
There are engines with both. If the car is a twin cam then it's a double overhead cam. Single cam has less power but is more economical.
SOHC: Single overhead cam DOHC: duel overhead cam it just means if you car is a single can, or twin cam, the SL1 modles are single cam, and the SL2 are duel cam
1.5 single cam is free running 1.6 twin cam is not
One has a single cam shaft. The other has two cam shafts the twin cam has more horse power 124 at 5,000 rpms i do belive where the sohc produces 110 at 5 grand
I would tend to say no! but a twin cam is going to add more power to your engine because it allows you to have twice as many valves which allows you to have a greater volume of air/fuel mixture which allows you to have more power.
1989-1994 maxima nust be single overhead cam in not twin cam ..
yes the 2.0 hase twin cam
The earlier single cam M20 engine has 12 valves. All post >91 525's have 24 valve twin cam power units.
Yes. But the crank in the 91-92 won't fit the 93+. And the 91 motors are basket cases, avoid them.
As far as I know, BMW ONLY makes twin-cam engines.