Introduced in 1958, the MGA Twin-Cam was a high performance version of the MG A. The Twin-Cam was capable of generating up to 108hp from a DOHC aluminum cylinder head version of the B-Series 1.6L inline four engine, which made it the …

Oddly, an open MGA Twin Cam (index PMO 326), road tested by The Autocar magazine in its 18 July 1958 edition only recorded a 0-60 time of 13.3secs with the standing quarter mile of 18.6secs. The mean maximum speed was 113.5 mph, with a best of 114.0 mph.

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2024年3月1日 · This MG inline-four engine is now offered at no reserve in Park City, Utah, with service records and uninstalled parts. The MGA Twin Cam was offered beginning in early 1958 and featured a 75.4mm bore and an 88.9mm stroke for a displacement of 1,588cc, and it was factory rated at 108 horsepower.

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Most MG enthusiasts are aware that the Abingdon-on-Thames company produced a twin-cam version of the MGA in 1959 and 1960. But the Twin Cam MGA wasnt the first time that two camshafts were used to power a car carrying the MG octagon.

2019年8月15日 · The rarest and most desirable MG of the post-World War II era is the MGA Twin Cam. This limited-production sports car was built from 1958 to the early part of 1960, and was offered in both roadster and coupe versions. Based on the mass-produced MGA, which many consider the prettiest MG ever made—its flowing shape…

The twin-cam 1.6L inline-four is equipped with twin dual-throat Weber carburetors as well as polished cylinder-head covers, a PerTronix electronic ignition, an electric fuel pump, a high-torque starter, an upgraded water pump, and a stainless-steel exhaust.

The MGA Twin Cam engine was derived as an extensive modification of the Austin B-series 1500 cc pushrod engine with larger bore for 1600cc displacement and a slightly stronger crankshaft extended at the front end (and forever unique to the Twin Cam engine) and incorporating a …

The mga twin-cam was developed by mg in response to a market clamoring for increased power. With the 115 bhp dohc 1,588 cc engine introduced in 1958, it was capable of 110 mph. in 1985, naval officer francis ron neal discovered this twin-cam in dry storage in north carolina.