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by scotty2006 on December 14th, 2006
Overhead camshafts by far, less moving parts less friction, Overhead cams also allow for higher rpms without valvetrain stress that is associated with pushrod type engines.
by nixien on February 22nd, 2010
Overhead cams, for sure. like scotty said, "less moving parts less friction."
by Twisted Taco on February 22nd, 2010
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by cloudman on February 22nd, 2010
Overhead cams without a doubt. At least in my experience the OHC engines have been far less trouble keeping them running well. Valve adjustments, for example seem less of an issue.
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