Vts cam into a vtr

[davo5784]

Right my m8 has a set of fast road cams for a vts and I would like to no if one of them will fit a vtr ??

[BertieG]

no....

[Mike_Roberts]

Massive lolz!

[AlexB]

yes use the inlet side youll make 4000 bhp

[m3wood]

why take the piss he dont know does he. hence why he asked the question on here where people should be giving good advice.

[AlexB]

because its early in the day im bored and anybodyvwith the slightest engine knowledge would know that wont work for shit

even if it did fit in the head (it wont btw) the lobes would open both inlet and exhaust valves at the same time

[m4tt274]

VTS is twin cam with a 16v head, one side opens the 8 inlet valves, 2 per cylinder, the other cam opens the exhaust.
VTR is a single cam with 8v head, one cam that opens both inlet and exhaust valves.
consequently the cams from a VTS are very different to the cam in a VTR.

though im not sure, you may be able to fit a VTS 16v head on the 8v block.

[jeffchiz]

high idle t274;5859761]VTS is twin cam with a 16v head, one side opens the 8 inlet valves, 2 per cylinder, the other cam opens the exhaust.
VTR is a single cam with 8v head, one cam that opens both inlet and exhaust valves.
consequently the cams from a VTS are very different to the cam in a VTR.

though im not sure, you may be able to fit a VTS 16v head on the 8v block.[/QUOTE]

It is possible but I wouldn't recommend doing it though when its easier to just ft a vts engine

[NismoSteve]

We were all new to basic engine knowledge once. To the OP its only banter.

[davo5784]

Lol I thought I was being a bit thick

At least I no and it was worth a shot as the cams are free lol

[saxo-parts]

if you can get them for free i'll offer you a handsome profit