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https://www.hilite.com/en/products/vcr-system

 

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[kenny c]

https://www.hilite.com/en/products/vcr-system

I've heard of variable valve timing but not not variable compression. What is this from?

 

[kenny c]

Holy crap!!

 

[kenny c]

Another HOLY CRAP!!! By the looks of the guard rail before impact, that may have been attempted before.

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

I've heard of variable valve timing but not not variable compression. What is this from?

Check the link under the image, kenny... reminds me of the Cadillac 8-6-4... great when it worked, terrible when it didn't!

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[05snopro440]

Check the link under the image, kenny... reminds me of the Cadillac 8-6-4... great when it worked, terrible when it didn't!

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Just like Active Fuel Management that they've been using for a few years now, and now Dynamic Fuel Management...

 

[HandOverFist]

No idea where this was taken...

 

[kenny c]

Check the link under the image, kenny... reminds me of the Cadillac 8-6-4... great when it worked, terrible when it didn't!

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Thanks Doc. Sound like a good concept. I would like to see it run in something for a while before I would try it or endorse it.

 

[kenny c]

No idea where this was taken...

Car pooling in the desert.

 

[Old Iron]

I'd like to know how they can keep a;; this on the truck, hellsfar I can't even keep a solo cup in the bed of my pickup [ddd

 

[maverickmk]

... great when it worked, terrible when it didn't!

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That's exactly what I thought. Talk about an expensive repair. I believe Infinity is using this technology.

Infiniti's newest engine . . . can adjust its compression ratio between 8:1 and 14:1 on the fly . . .

https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-ca...is-variable-compression-engine-works-and-why/