Variable cam timing
jfaubion
jfaubion at cs-smtp.tyndall.af.mil
Fri May 10 15:45:07 GMT 1996
Ok so if we use a clutch or coupler to allow it to slip this would
provide a way to retard the cam but how do we then make up the
difference again??
John
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Subject: Re: Variable cam timing
Author: diy_efi at coulomb.eng.ohio-state.edu at cs-smtp
Date: 5/10/96 9:47 AM
Based upon Ed's explanation, it seems to me that what is needed is a
magnetic coupler or clutch on both the crank and and cam(s). Under computer
control, you could allow the cam or the crank to slip momentarily thus
changing the phase of the cam. With a DOHC, you could completely adjust the
phase of both the intake and exhaust.
Just an observation from a dumb EE.
Paul
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