Inlet & exhaust valves operate in different pressure conditions. Inlet valve in NA engines (Normally aspirated engines) have to work against pressure difference of say vacuum caused by piston going down & atmospheric 1 bar pressure, ie at pressure difference of 1 bar while exhaust valve has to work against pressure of multiple times of 1 bar. So exhaust at high pressure has a tendency of getting exhaled faster.
During designing of valve size, amount of force required to operate the valves during operation is also considered so higher the area of exhaust valve higher is the force required to operate it.
Thirdly Valve overlap timing requirement & the dynamics of the flow of air and physical sizes of valve opening affects each other or dependent of each other
26mm inlet 22.5 exhaust
they could have either 1.94 intake 1.50 exhaust or 2.02 intake 1.60 exhaust
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no because of the different engine sizes and the ports wouldn't match up to the cylinders, you would loose horse power and have a restricting exhaust
Toyota Camry does not have adjustable valves. If valve clearance is not proper you need to replace the valve shims with appropriate sizes (usually different for each valve).
It is not just the number but their sizes (flow-rates.
It would not be practical to do it that way since sizes are different it's made of different materials and is more expensive. Just go to any muffler shop and they will do it the cheapest.
It is not just the number but their sizes (flow-rates.
why are raindrops different sizes?
The warm up regulator is located underneath the inlet manifold. The best way to desribe it is as a small ally box with a fuel inlet and a fuel outlet, and they're slightly different sizes so that they don't get muddled up. It also has a twip pin plug.
Yes you can.......you will just need to either add more exhaust pipe if it is shorter then the one you are replacing or cut off more exhaust pipe if it is longer then the one you are removing. And make sure of your inlet and outlet sizes so you get the right muffler, otherwise you will be buying adapters...and don't forget to buy new clamps in the correct size as well.
Cells are different shapes and sizes because they have different functions. The functions dictate the shapes and sizes.