A twin cam is an engine that has two cam shafts (which open and close the valves). The most common reasons for two camshafts are: If a V-shaped engine design uses one cam shaft for each side of the V - obviously, if a V engine has overhead cams, you would need a cam at the top of each side of the V. Also, a straight in-line engine with two intake valves and two exhaust valves per cylinder might use twin camshafts.
Actually, I V-6 or V-8 engine with one camshaft on each head in a overhead cam configuration is still considered a single overhead cam. The only time an engine is classified as a twin cam or double overhead cam is when there are two camshafts on each cylinder head. A double overhead cam V-6 engine would have a total of four camshafts. Two for each head.
Your engine is a twin cam.
yes the 2.0 hase twin cam
As far as I know, BMW ONLY makes twin-cam engines.
is the 2000 grand am sedan 2.4 twin cam an interferance motor
The valves on the twin cam are non-adjustable, they use hydraulic lifters.
No
twin overhead cam
The 1997 Nissan truck does not have a Twin Cam. It is a 2.4 sohc 4-cyl.
Yes you can....the twin cam 88b Jew
yes that is what it has.
No.
Not necessarily ,but if this is an "interference motor " and it probably is being a twin cam, it is" probable " if the cam timing has "jumped " very much.