here are some pics of my vvt cams++ has anyone seen these before???? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...s/IM000935.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...s/IM000939.jpg the spec on the cams are a bit wilder than BD 16 and are supposed to work between 2500 rpm to 8500 rpm

the other picture is my rs500 block vith liners an some sort of wireringing

 

vvt

 

variable valve timing

 

yes i know but on a cos, very cool

 

 

so is this the next big thing in the cossie world.. vvt

 

now thats a idea, can ya get em to scream like a honda can too

 

hmmm, interesting - what drives the cam ajustment then?

 

oil pressure thru a two way valve that is controlled by a ecu picking up signal on rpm. The cams are from an old escort cossie that was used in touring car in 93/94 season.

 

very interesting capri-rs,

keep us posted with how this comes along.

 

yes very interesting
one question... in the rs500 block i can see what looks like a grooved bearing fitted in the bottom cap between cyls 1 and 2? how come?

 

Very interestings stuff.

Its got more in common with the rover system than the honda though by the looks of it.

 

chip-3door, he says it's vvt not variable valve lift and timing

 

It was a comment to the person above who was asking if it would compare to the hondas.

 

capri-rs, Nice idea, never seen that done before to a YB engine!

 

Id certainly like a set of mine, when is someone going to start making them for mass sale?

 

looks interesting

notice how no tuners have put there opinions on this post yet

 

Looks good, look forward to seeing the results

The subject of VVT cams on a cossie were being debated on here last week (between Stu & SECS IIRC?)

 

Yeah, what was that comment about? LOL

 

cool project,, but dotn really see the need

 

these cams were up for sale in germany for a couple of years ago.pricy bit of kit.probably dont need it but its acool thimg if it works.as i said in the first post they are a bit wilder than BD 16´s

 

you could make it much more drivable low down with wild things happening when u open it up, but with the likes of modern ecus and software, this appears to be able to be done without th need for them. "unless" there is a significant hike in umph with the use of them.