Brian Crower Toyota 7MGTE/7MGE Camshafts - Stage 3 - 272 Spec

If you're looking to get the most out of your 1986-1992 Toyota Supra's engine, especially if you've already done some work to the top end, a set of performance camshafts like these Stage 3 units from Brian Crower can make a significant difference. These cams are designed to optimize airflow into and out of your cylinders at higher RPMs, which is key for making more power when you're pushing the engine hard. They're a popular choice for Supra owners who are building a more aggressive street or track-focused engine.

Brian Crower is known for making well-built valvetrain components, and these camshafts are no exception. The '272 spec' refers to the duration of the camshaft lobe opening, measured in degrees. A 272-degree duration is a substantial increase over stock, meaning the valves stay open longer, allowing more air and fuel mixture in and exhaust gases out. This is what helps the engine breathe better and produce more horsepower, particularly in the mid-to-upper RPM range. They are designed to work with stock valve springs and retainers, simplifying the installation process compared to cams that require upgraded components.

Installing camshafts is a job that requires careful attention to detail and proper timing. It's recommended to have a good understanding of engine mechanics or to have a professional mechanic perform the installation to ensure everything is timed correctly. Because these are performance camshafts, they are not CARB approved and cannot be shipped to California. If you're aiming for a noticeable improvement in your Supra's performance and have the supporting modifications, these Brian Crower Stage 3 cams are a solid option.