Variable Cam Timing....
jfaubion
jfaubion at cs-smtp.tyndall.af.mil
Mon May 13 21:28:33 GMT 1996
>OK. So I'm not a genius. However, it might be possible that when
>the valve train is released may be important -- i.e. that there are
>times within a cycle where the tendency of the cam is to "run away"
>from the crank.
This might work on some engines. It would probably be very difficult to
judge the timing of such an event at high RPM.
> Some sort of centrifugal arrangement may also work with a spring
>that pulls the cam back when the engine decelerates.
This could be a possibility.
>I would think that motors and gears would be far too complex to
>actually work reliably.
Yes I agree the KISS principle is a better plan.
John
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