Variable intake cam
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How odd, you would need a trick ecu to run it but doubt it is necessary as this is the first I have heard of one.
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I seen this aswell I wonder how effective it is? I'd imagine you'd get abit more torque if it was done right. Looks like it's sold now anyway
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i have a set
uses oil pressure to adjust cam,very basic controller.
iirc breakpoint are at 2500 and 4500 rpm.
cam it self is more or less a bd16+ spec
uses oil pressure to adjust cam,very basic controller.
iirc breakpoint are at 2500 and 4500 rpm.
cam it self is more or less a bd16+ spec
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Could you post some pictures, capri-rs? Seems it would be simple to manipulate the breakpoints.
Do you know how much angle available for adjustment?
I've been thinking of designing some, but if they are available off the shelf theres no need for that.
Do you know how much angle available for adjustment?
I've been thinking of designing some, but if they are available off the shelf theres no need for that.
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these cant be bought anymore but basicly its a gundrilled cam with oil pressure to control the vanes, guess the zytec ecu used back then on the sierras wasnt capable of controling the cams then,now there are more capable ecus out there.
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