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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Airlie Beach
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Does anyone know whats involved in disabling vct,have been advised it can be done,the reason is to install a comp cam that runs with standard ecu from altered performance.the only other cam is jmm dev 5 which requires unichip etc.Are there any negatives in doing this?Am told vct works from 900rpm to 3500rpm,with a good cam this would be below the main power curve so I dont think would loose much if anything by disabling.Any thoughts would be greatly accepted.
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removing vct
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