4P-7696: Low Overlap Camshaft

A Low Overlap Camshaft is used in internal combustion engines. Its primary function is a reduced degree of overlap between the intake and exhaust valve opening and closing events. This design feature can have effects on engine performance, including improved low-end torque and reduced exhaust emissions. Low overlap camshafts are used in engines where low-speed power and emissions control are priorities. Attributes: • Enhances low-end torque and fuel efficiency. • Helps reduce exhaust emissions at lower engine speeds. • Minimizes the period when both intake and exhaust valves are open. Applications: A Low Overlap Camshaft optimizes the timing of intake and exhaust valve events in an engine to enhance low-end torque, improve fuel efficiency, and reduce exhaust emissions, particularly at lower engine speeds.