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Impressive Innovation
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Shamelessly stolen from the '6 forum.

Should this hit lower level production, it could revolutionise the way cars work. Really impressive stuff right there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bch5B23_pu0
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That is quite an epic advance in tech, will also make timing engines up far more precise, could also be used for being able to switch maps while on the move as its all computer controlled
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They have the best job ever
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That's very impressive, wonder if I can make it in my garage.... lol
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It's been in the pipeline for quite a while now, I bet mapping it is fun Tongue
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Very cleaver stuff yet ever so simple, seems like one of those things that will be on every car within a short time of being in production, seems like huge amounts of positive gains in all the right areas, question is cost i suppose

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They are some pretty big figures he was listing off there! Would be great if this did come into play.
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That is really epic, wonder if with this system you do away with the timing belt??



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(21-08-2013, 05:44 PM)Chris_90 Wrote: That is really epic, wonder if with this system you do away with the timing belt??

Yes you do. He said that the car has no cam shafts at all so what else is the belt needed for? Water pump maybe but i suppose they can just aux belt drive that.
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(21-08-2013, 05:46 PM)Niall Wrote:
(21-08-2013, 05:44 PM)Chris_90 Wrote: That is really epic, wonder if with this system you do away with the timing belt??

Yes you do. He said that the car has no cam shafts at all so what else is the belt needed for? Water pump maybe but i suppose they can just aux belt drive that.

Not matter what they put the water pump on, it would never be a timing belt. There's nothing to time! Haha
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This is properly awesome, it's so simple really!
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(21-08-2013, 06:14 PM)Grant Wrote:
(21-08-2013, 05:46 PM)Niall Wrote:
(21-08-2013, 05:44 PM)Chris_90 Wrote: That is really epic, wonder if with this system you do away with the timing belt??

Yes you do. He said that the car has no cam shafts at all so what else is the belt needed for? Water pump maybe but i suppose they can just aux belt drive that.

Not matter what they put the water pump on, it would never be a timing belt. There's nothing to time! Haha

Yeah got to keep that waterpump in time. Dont you time yours when you do your cam belt? no wonder your car taps so much Tongue
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(21-08-2013, 06:22 PM)Niall Wrote: Yeah got to keep that waterpump in time. Dont you time yours when you do your cam belt? no wonder your car taps so much Tongue


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Thats pretty impressive innovation, and providing the ability to completely eliminate the timing belt. At the same time I cant help but feel that the timing belt is 'simpler' though, and would cause less problems in high mileage cars, I think im just oldschool though Wink
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my idea. stolen. Doh

has been around for quite some time mind.

but not cost effective for mass production as yet
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(22-08-2013, 09:06 AM)Dave Wrote: Thats pretty impressive innovation, and providing the ability to completely eliminate the timing belt. At the same time I cant help but feel that the timing belt is 'simpler' though, and would cause less problems in high mileage cars, I think im just oldschool though Wink

Exactly this.

That I what they are developing though. Granted there is more to go wrong, but due to the fact the valves return to the closed position with no feed, should something fail, you are going to get little/no head/piston damage.

Genius really
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its very clever.
still wonder about cost
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That is true piggy. But as with all technology, as it becomes more widely used and advanced, it will trickle down the car ranges and become more affordable.
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I'm genuinely really impressed with this!
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I was going to say something about "isnt this a repost" and then i read the date lol

Think next years F1 engines are running this technology Smile
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