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Nataphen · 03-27-2016, 03:05 PM

They make both VVT limiters and complete delete kits. Any cam that you get from a tuner or engine builder will be sold with a VVT limiter or delete depending on the cam specs. Keep the VVT if at all possible, but if you're running a very aggressive cam, you'll have to delete it. You will lose a lot of low end and midrange power if you completely remove VVT.

You can get a less aggressive cam with limited VVT, still gain a lot of power, and keep the low end closer to stock levels. I see no reason to remove it completely unless you're strictly concerned with track times regardless of the affect it has on street driving.

03-27-2016, 03:05 PM	#5
Nataphen Drives: None Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: DFW TX Posts: 304	VVT Delete? They make both VVT limiters and complete delete kits. Any cam that you get from a tuner or engine builder will be sold with a VVT limiter or delete depending on the cam specs. Keep the VVT if at all possible, but if you're running a very aggressive cam, you'll have to delete it. You will lose a lot of low end and midrange power if you completely remove VVT. You can get a less aggressive cam with limited VVT, still gain a lot of power, and keep the low end closer to stock levels. I see no reason to remove it completely unless you're strictly concerned with track times regardless of the affect it has on street driving.