VVT questions?????
the reason I ask, is because if it is a simple open/closed solenoid, then why cant the VVT be controlled by a window switch? and be full advance at any RPM below the switch's set point, then be full retard at any RPM above that set point. This would allow VVT to operate even on a carb setup. and mechanical limiters could be made to set the advance and retarded positions.
I think that your view of the way that VVT works is perhaps still a bit simplistic (not meaning any offense by that).
What I want to know is, could the vvt controll solenoid be used in an open/closed manor, set to change at a constant rpm?
I know that the total amount of cam advance/ retard would need to be limited, and P to V clearence checked at ALL points in between( BIG JOB, but possible). I understand how varying the cam timing can reap great drivability benefits when using a big cam, I'm just thinking about how it could be done without efi. All discussion pro or con is welcome



