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SOHC vs DOHC
performance-wise does the dohc blow away the sohc or is it a small diffrence that the sohc can make up for it with more hp
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Re: SOHC vs DOHC
Neither design has more hp than the other, its all down to how each specific engine is tuned.
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Re: SOHC vs DOHC
no i mean if both cars had same hp what kind of diffrence would we see between the sohc and the dohc
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Re: SOHC vs DOHC
Nothing, assuming they both have the same capacity, head design, cam profile etc.
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Re: SOHC vs DOHC
so does one hold an advantage over the other in any way or it doesnt make a diffrence
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Re: SOHC vs DOHC
A 4 valve (or more) per cylinder engine is much simpler to design and build if you have one cam shaft for inlet and one for exhaust valves per bank of cylinders.
It also allows a less cluttered cylinder head, and more flexiablity with head and compustion chamber design and gives more freedom for spark plug placement. If you have a search for DOHC vs SOHC you will find lots of other threads that go into a lot more detail, and contain far more accurate answers than I can give.
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