So if I've read the first page correctly N1 intake valves step down to 4.5-4.6mm?
That is certainly a skinny valve stem. It would also explain the slow ramps on the n1 cams and the light springs.
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Originally Posted by nick So if I've read the first page correctly N1 intake valves step down to 4.5-4.6mm?
That is certainly a skinny valve stem. It would also explain the slow ramps on the n1 cams and the light springs.
I dont thin its for that reason.
IMO its to help airflow in high rpm, especially around the base of the valve. This would help with atomisation and increased fueling capacity for higher rpm with the second bank of injectors.
I'd agree, it is for flow. I was just saying it would make sense that they have been modified over the std ve valves
The fact that n1 cams have slow ramps and (I believe) lighter valve springs sort of backs that up.
It was just more of an observation than anything.
Its interesting to see the valve size diameter actually decrease as well, and difference valve angles. Certainly nissan squeezing everything to reach that ~200 mark.
And the 20V has ~5.5mm stem width for both so they would use diff valve guides as well but no step.