Subject	They are drilled for VTC, they have screw in plugs where...
Posted by	Josh@Z1 on September 01, 2010 at 11:28 AM
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In Reply To	They are not drilled for VTC. posted by Bernie (NoVA) on August 31, 2010 at 05:40 PM
Message	the VTC Valves would go. From what I understand they are the same as any other intake came. With the cams I had here I only found one 96 which had the profile of a TT auto intake cam. This makes me think that could be the case for all of the 96 intake cams? Auto profiles for better response?
Follow Ups	1996 camshafts- more aggressive or less? - ZXoltan 16:10:39 08/31/10 Are they drilled for the VTC oil passage and valve? (n/m) - LitlElvis 16:16:21 08/31/10 Good question. Maybe someone can answer? (n/m) - ZXoltan 16:36:46 08/31/10 1996 cams have their own unique part number - aliaZ 16:47:47 08/31/10 They are not drilled for VTC. - Bernie (NoVA) 17:40:06 08/31/10 They are drilled for VTC, they have screw in plugs where... - Josh@Z1 11:28:08 09/01/10 I have talked to folks about JWT about adding VTC to a - Bernie (NoVA) 17:43:37 08/31/10 This would be awesome. Still don't regret having a '96. (n/m) - johnnysombrero 18:00:04 08/31/10 It shouldn't be hard to make a circuit to activate the VTCs - apudapus 19:25:40 08/31/10 Can I talk @ you about OBD2 emissions some time? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:29:00 08/31/10 If you all chat, I'd be interested in the results of that... - johnnysombrero 23:00:55 08/31/10 This was an excerpt of an email from Clark@JW - 96300NAZ 08:03:18 09/01/10
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