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Old 03-23-2011, 10:05 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by serialk11r View Post
Well I think for Valvetronic, Valvematic, and whatever valvetrain designs that allow phase, lift, and duration control it'd be a huge mouthful, so maybe acronyms and weird names aren't so bad
DOHC eventually became standardized, when companies were using Twincam, and even Quadcam for some of their motors.

Variable lift with cam phasing, is how I would describe Toyota's application of Valvematic.

There's pretty much only the three mechanisms I can think of.

Variable Valve Lift (Valvematic).
Cam Phasing (VVT-i)
Cam profile switching (VTEC)

Most of the named systems like VVTL-i, iVTEC, Valvematic, etc... are just combinations of these.

It's just wishful thinking on my part...
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