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vvt and vtec controller
Sunday, July 09, 2006 8:01 PM
I was having a discussion with my freind and we were wondering if you could use something like a vafc and adjust valve timing on a 2.4vvt cobalt motor?

just wondering


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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Sunday, July 09, 2006 9:10 PM
Ok last time.....

VVT IS NOT VTEC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS ALL!



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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Sunday, July 09, 2006 9:23 PM
^ Bingo...





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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Sunday, July 09, 2006 10:01 PM
2 completely different things


vtec changes valve lift

vvt changes timing








Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 11:30 AM
^^^ yep he is correct.... i work at the toyota plant in kentucky and we learned everything about vvt and stuff when i started..... vvt is controled by the computer which inturn opens a valve we call the oil control valve in the valve cover wich makes the oil passages going to the vvt gears larger which increases oil pressure... ok inside of this vvt gears is a passage so the oil can flow through when the pressure is high enough it physically moves the gear thus advancing timming by 10 degrees on both the intake cam and exhaust cam... i work in V6 so it as 4 of these gears and 4 of the valves.... but yeah he is correct....



Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 12:45 PM
SLO CAV (the autox'ing one) wrote:^^^ yep he is correct.... i work at the toyota plant in kentucky and we learned everything about vvt and stuff when i started..... vvt is controled by the computer which inturn opens a valve we call the oil control valve in the valve cover wich makes the oil passages going to the vvt gears larger which increases oil pressure... ok inside of this vvt gears is a passage so the oil can flow through when the pressure is high enough it physically moves the gear thus advancing timming by 10 degrees on both the intake cam and exhaust cam... i work in V6 so it as 4 of these gears and 4 of the valves.... but yeah he is correct....


Good info!! now a question knowing what you just said could something be used to open the valve earlier, or when you wnat it to to advance sooner? I would assume that the computer opens this valve at a certain RPM, or maybe WOT (some kind of preset time in the ECU). SO if you knew when that was, and maybe used something to open sooner maybe (not saying for sure) gains could be had.



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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 1:47 PM
^ HPT now supports the 2.4 VVT





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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 2:50 PM
Shifted wrote:^ HPT now supports the 2.4 VVT


Was not even thinking about that. I remember reading that they do on CobaltSS.net. Also reading about the Hahn kit for the 2.4 in the Solstice. 290WHP on 15psi and stock motor. nice set-up.



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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 3:30 PM
its over 340whp in the solstice now


it would be possible , but unlike the vtech where its off and on

vvt works off certian pressure levels , for each deree of advance







Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 3:30 PM
depending on the signal source and what type of signal its looking for to actuate that valve a black box or simialr setup might work. how many input and what type is it looking for? 0-5v? that would be nice..

like a 0 = 0 advance and 5 = 10 degree or something similar



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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 7:18 PM
So, if i got it right, VVT is the Cam gear changing timing (like an auto adjusting cam gear)?, not valve lobe changes (VTEC), guess i was kinda baffled how that worked.




Re: vvt and vtec controller
Monday, July 10, 2006 10:49 PM
Ender_Wiggin wrote:So, if i got it right, VVT is the Cam gear changing timing (like an auto adjusting cam gear)



CORRECT






Re: vvt and vtec controller
Tuesday, July 11, 2006 11:43 AM
John Higgins wrote:
SLO CAV (the autox'ing one) wrote:^^^ yep he is correct.... i work at the toyota plant in kentucky and we learned everything about vvt and stuff when i started..... vvt is controled by the computer which inturn opens a valve we call the oil control valve in the valve cover wich makes the oil passages going to the vvt gears larger which increases oil pressure... ok inside of this vvt gears is a passage so the oil can flow through when the pressure is high enough it physically moves the gear thus advancing timming by 10 degrees on both the intake cam and exhaust cam... i work in V6 so it as 4 of these gears and 4 of the valves.... but yeah he is correct....


Good info!! now a question knowing what you just said could something be used to open the valve earlier, or when you wnat it to to advance sooner? I would assume that the computer opens this valve at a certain RPM, or maybe WOT (some kind of preset time in the ECU). SO if you knew when that was, and maybe used something to open sooner maybe (not saying for sure) gains could be had.


yes my friend has a corolla XRS that has the same motor as the celica gt-s and they make a product that you can change the rpm that the VVT kicks in at... it changes the rpms from 7k on that motor to like 5500 or so.... will be fast as hell because once his VVT kicks in he starts to pull on me.... till then my eco is pulling away but 7k hes pulling me.... lol....



Re: vvt and vtec controller
Tuesday, July 11, 2006 11:56 AM
Ender_Wiggin wrote:So, if i got it right, VVT is the Cam gear changing timing (like an auto adjusting cam gear)?, not valve lobe changes (VTEC), guess i was kinda baffled how that worked.


yes you are correct.... its the cam gear the part that bolts to the cam is stationarry bout the outside moves so once the outside moves it inturn moves the cam. it can advance a max of 10 degrees...



Re: vvt and vtec controller
Tuesday, July 11, 2006 12:31 PM
sorry guys I was drunkwith my freind and we were just bs at each other.


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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Tuesday, July 11, 2006 7:47 PM
SLO CAV (the autox'ing one) wrote:
Ender_Wiggin wrote:So, if i got it right, VVT is the Cam gear changing timing (like an auto adjusting cam gear)?, not valve lobe changes (VTEC), guess i was kinda baffled how that worked.


yes you are correct.... its the cam gear the part that bolts to the cam is stationarry bout the outside moves so once the outside moves it inturn moves the cam. it can advance a max of 10 degrees...


I believe the Toyota VVT is slightly different then the GM VVT....... but same concept (just different ways of getting it done)




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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Wednesday, July 12, 2006 11:46 AM
^^^ true i guess LOL i heard they are hte same but i dont know.... all i know is the toyota VVT is pretty amazing how it works..... very impressive IMO.... cause my friends corolla pulls like a mofo once that vvt kicks in.... i couldnt imagine how this motor we build pulls once it does.. it makes 280 hp..



Re: vvt and vtec controller
Thursday, July 13, 2006 9:51 AM
Shifted wrote:^ HPT now supports the 2.4 VVT


mutha f**kin werd donkey


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Re: vvt and vtec controller
Thursday, July 13, 2006 11:03 AM
pretty good info page here... compairing them.... http://www.billzilla.org/vvtvtec.htm



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