vvt controller

**d8vyr** · 15-09-2016, 11:30

is there only 1 vvt controller on the market or are there others

**alladdin** · 15-09-2016, 13:24

Some ecu have the function built in

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**d8vyr** · 15-09-2016, 13:43

currently got a megajolt fitted and now looking for a controller to work with it
cheers

**Turboman** · 17-09-2016, 23:44

Motorsport electronics controller is fully independent so can use your maga jolt

**theduck** · 18-09-2016, 10:46

Only one standalone vvt controller I am aware of but various ecus have various levels of vvt control available.

**2010deathproofcapri** · 18-09-2016, 15:53

better off locking the cam and deleting the vvt matey

**alladdin** · 19-09-2016, 10:33

Only better off financially tho

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**dyn-car-gwyn** · 23-09-2016, 16:19

personally, unless youre upgrading your cams and induction, I wouldn't bother with locking cam off. if you get the vvt working right, youll still get the same power as locking off, but youll also have more grunt for a longer band. a few ecus that give you full vvt control, well worth it imo.

**d8vyr** · 23-09-2016, 16:36

Originally Posted by dyn-car-gwyn

personally, unless youre upgrading your cams and induction, I wouldn't bother with locking cam off. if you get the vvt working right, youll still get the same power as locking off, but youll also have more grunt for a longer band. a few ecus that give you full vvt control, well worth it imo.

cheers m8, i`m currently running megajolt on my blacktop and was hoping i`d be able to use a vvt controller with it if i go for the st170

**Smithaam** · 25-09-2016, 19:39

I only know of the one, Motorsport electronics its £200 ish I think. well worth it to get the VVT otherwise I don't think its much different to a standered black top! I'm currently putting the ST170 into my car but using the Emerald ECU.