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Old 03-22-2008, 07:37 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Variable Valve Timing with intelligence (VVT-i) This system selects the ideal intake and exhaust valve overlap under all engine operating conditions. VVT-i virtually eliminates the traditional compromises between low-end torque and high-rpm horsepower. It also helps enhance fuel economy and reduces emissions so effectively that it eliminates the need for the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) emissions device.

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Variable Valve Timing with intelligence (VVT-i) This system selects the ideal intake and exhaust valve overlap under all engine operating conditions. VVT-i virtually eliminates the traditional compromises between low-end torque and high-rpm horsepower. It also helps enhance fuel economy and reduces emissions so effectively that it eliminates the need for the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) emissions device.

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Re: VVT-i ???

On the VTEC Hondas there's a noticable crossover point, I haven't felt it in these latest gen Toyotas...
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Hmm...on the celica 2zz it was a fixed point, so what's the range?
On the 2ZZGE there is definitely a point of notice at a little above 6200 RPM.

If you never rev it over that point, you never know what this little powerplant can do.

It (the point of change-over to the higher profile cam lobes) varies a little depending on model year and the ECU used, and it is de-activated before the
engine is fully warmed-up.

It (the 2ZZGE) also incorporates Lift into the equation and has the ability to also choose between two cam profiles, (thus it is known as VVTL-i)

I drove a Matrix XRS 6 speed for a few months and my best friend has a Lotus Elise (both powered by the 2ZZGE) I LOVE that engine

I would guess the range to begin around 4000-4200 RPM for the FJ


BTW, the Tundra 5.7L and the family 3.5 in the Avalon and Camry, etc. varies both the intake and exhaust side of the valvetrain

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Re: VVT-i ???

I'll have to make it a point next time I'm driving in a more spirited manner to try and notice it. I'm used to honda's vtec and when you hit that crossover when it switches cam profiles, it's a thing of beauty. Be interesting to play around with the crossover point as you add mods and see if you can't extract more power. I guess I could look at the dynos to see where it happens as well, didn't think of that before...
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Re: VVT-i ???

With the VVT-i, I thought the profile changes constantly depending on temperature, throttle position, load, etc... so there really isn't a distinct crossover point.

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Re: VVT-i ???

You'd think with the "i" part of the vvt-i, I would gain fuel economy. I guess it's my not so intelligent right foot.
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