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VVTL-i
I was just wandering how exactly the VVTL-i works, or hondas Vtech (same principle)
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Re: VVTL-i
Quote:
http://home.comcast.net/~badtoyo/2000celica-VVTL-i.mov
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Re: VVTL-i
variable valve timming lift and intelligence...
ill read the link... |
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i'm unsure exactly how the toyota version works
but Vtec for honda has a different set of lobes for high rotation speeds [high rpms], they both do about the same thing even though some honda people will disagree saying that vtec is the best [which isn't true], what these do is create/allow for the valves to open differently at different speeds, [www.howthingswork.com explains it], valves work better at different speeds with different opening sizes, basically valves that open larger[high lift] are inefficient at low speeds as the air is moving too slowly, and low lift is inefficeient at high speeds restrictive, same with duration [time valves stay open] VVT/VVTL-i/Vtec/MIVEC all do basically the same thing just the names given by the company making the car |
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