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- Oct 20, 2002
My friend is upgrading the cams on his evo VIII so he'll be getting rid of the stockers. Would the stock evo cams be a good upgrade for my car (97 gsx)?
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HokieDSM said:but suffice to say, the Evo VIII cams will not work with our cars because the EVO 4G63T engine is rotated 180* compared to ours.
I had merely meant to say that the two engines camshafts aren't compatible - the rotation being one example of the differences.HokieDSM said:There have been quite a few threads on this, surprising you didn't turn up with anything - but suffice to say, the Evo VIII cams will not work with our cars because the EVO 4G63T engine is rotated 180* compared to ours. It sucks, I know.
98RedGs said:What good (gains) do you get out of using those evo camshafts?
To anyone that has done this "install" or "swap" please explain.
Morphius said:However, they are hollow, so you've got less rotating mass which means less valvetrain loss.

Does a 420a (neon engine) look like it would take any parts from a 4g63 engine? No.99rs said:WOULD THEY FIT THE 420a????![]()