Are our throttle bodies always full open?
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Are our throttle bodies always full open?
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question..
But I always thought I understood what VVEL was however last night I finally did some research and found this video.
Now I under stand it's a really old video but it shows an interesting part where it compares the VVEL motor to a conventional motor. Which was really interesting to me. I actually never thought VVEL was that complex.
But now it leaves me confused.
1) Are our throttle bodies always fully open?
2) What's the point of a throttle body if you can completely control your values opening and closing?
But I always thought I understood what VVEL was however last night I finally did some research and found this video.
Now I under stand it's a really old video but it shows an interesting part where it compares the VVEL motor to a conventional motor. Which was really interesting to me. I actually never thought VVEL was that complex.
But now it leaves me confused.
1) Are our throttle bodies always fully open?
2) What's the point of a throttle body if you can completely control your values opening and closing?
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From what I can understand from that video is that our throttle is open all the time just it never opens 100% but the vvel is so efficient that it does not need to open 100%. I could be wrong but if that lil cross thing on the right of the video is our throttle than I dunno what to say cause it shows it open constantly.
I do know we suffer from lag in our electronic throttle control because it pisses me of 24/7 but I heard tune clears that up with the availability of controlling your throttle response and limitations.
I do know we suffer from lag in our electronic throttle control because it pisses me of 24/7 but I heard tune clears that up with the availability of controlling your throttle response and limitations.
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