Street Turbo

(6-10lbs of Boost)

The Street Turbo cam is designed to work with low boost levels (6-10 psi). It will work with all the stock valvetrain and require no other modifications to run. LC Engineering is constantly striving to improve both the quality and performance of our products. We test our camshafts on the street, race track and off-road. The results are an improved line of camshafts that offer a broader selection of grinds, increased horsepower, and higher quality. All LC Engineering Camshafts are ground on new billets and double heat-treated for a long life. Each has been designed for maximum torque and horsepower, specifically for the application. When comparing camshaft profiles, always reference the duration @ .050" valve lift.

If you plan on running more than 10 lbs. of boost, see Part #: 1022042.

20R/22R/RE Street Turbo Camshaft

(6-10 lbs. Boost)
Big Bore Throttle Body, Filter Charger

	Intake	Exhaust
Valve Lash	.008	.012
Valve Lift	.440	.440
Advertised Duration	255°	255°
Duration @.050"	221°	220°
Lobe Center	109.5°	118°
Lobe Separation	113.75°

Intake Opens 1º BTDC
Intake Closes 40º ABDC
Exhaust Opens 48º BBDC
Exhaust Closes 8º ATDC

NOTE: LC Engineering highly recommends using our Pro Camshaft Kit to allow proper spring retainer to guide clearance for any cam that has over .450" lift or in any application that requires a sustained RPM of 6,000 or higher.

• Pro Camshaft Kit, see Part #: 1020000.
• Pro Camshaft Kit With Chromoly Retainers, see Part #: 1020007.

NOTE: LC Engineering will not warranty any cam damage if you do not purchase new Toyota rocker arms from LC Engineering, or a complete rocker arm assembly from LC Engineering at the same time as purchasing our camshaft.

• Individual rocker arms, see Part #: 1023015.
• Complete rocker assembly, see Part #: 1023018.

Buyer beware on reground rockers in the market. Regrinding the pad on the rocker can remove the heat treated portion of the pad making for a soft rocker. Rocker arms that are reground will not have the factory geometry of a stock rocker. To regrind a rocker will take care of the face surface but will do nothing to address the rocker shaft bore, a loose rocker bore will make adjustment difficult and will never be correct which is why we cannot warranty a camshaft unless new rockers are purchased with a camshaft.

This product should not be used in a manner that violates Federal EPA Laws.

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1981-1995 22R 2.4L Engines (w/ Low Boost Kit)

1983-1995 22RE 2.4L Engines (w/ Low Boost Kit)

1985-1988 22RET 2.4L Engines

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This Camshaft must be installed with new rocker arms. LC Engineering will not warranty any camshaft that was not purchased together with Aluminum rocker arms. LC Engineering highly recommends using our Pro Camshaft Kit (Part# 1020000) or Double Spring & Retainer Kit (Part# 1023210) when running any cam with over .460" lift or in any application that requires a sustained RPM of 6,000 or higher.

The following figures taken @ .050 lift at valve with .000 valve lash.

Installation Notes:

• Always check valve to piston clearance and Valve to valve clearance with this Camshaft! Failure to install this cam with matched valve train components can cause engine damage.


• After installing a new camshaft, lash #1 intake valve to zero then screw intake valve in .080” (Valves not closing completely) with spark plugs removed turn engine over CAREFULLY BY HAND. Do intakes first, if OK then do exhaust. If engine cycles without binding, you are sure that you have minimum clearance (If binding occurs, piston clearance is required).

Camshaft Break-In Instructions

The first few minutes on camshaft and rockers are the most important wear period. In this period the cam and rockers become burnished together. When installing the camshaft, thoroughly coat the lobes with the special assembly lube provided. Cam should be installed per factory service manual procedures. Set valves at proper lash dimensions, and then readjust valves after break in period is completed. CHECK valve train for interference. CHECK valve to piston clearance, you must have .100" min. CHECK valve spring retainer to valve guide and seal for clearance. CHECK valve springs for coil binding, you must have .090" min. Of free travel before the springs become solid after the valve in fully open. 98% of all cam failure is excessive valve spring pressure.

Start engine quickly, excessive cranking of engine is not good for the camshaft. Bring rpm to 1500-1800 for 20-30 minutes (ABSOLUTELY NO IDLING & NO REVVING OVER 2000 RPM) during the break in period. Camshaft should now be burnished to the rockers. It is absolutely vital that once a cam lobe and rocker have been burnished together, they remain together. So if the camshaft and rockers are removed from the engine, be sure the rockers are numbered and reinstalled on the same lobe. Failure to do this is asking for disaster.

NOTE: Standard degreeing procedures should be followed for maximum performance. All cam specifications are checked at .050" lift.