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    Gen 2 Coyote, stock cams, VCTI max cam angles

    Hi,

    I am across the pond in the U.K and have a Gen2 Ford Performance Coyote. The engine is completely stock but is now running a Motec M150. I have a dyno session next week, does anyone know the max inlet advance and the max exhaust retard angles? Are these angles mechanically limited by the phasers?

    From my research I have concluded following, are these figures correct?


    Inlet:
    • Advance: 20 degrees
    • Retard: 50 degrees


    Exhaust:
    • Advance: 50 degrees
    • Retard: 0 degrees


    Lock out:
    • Inlet: 20 degrees BTDC
    • Exhaust: 9 degrees ATDC



    Many Thanks
    Tom Haryett

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    What do you mean by lockout? The neutral/deenergized/disabled state is 0,0.

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    Mike,

    Sorry this is not clear.

    The 20 degrees BTDC and 9 degrees ATDC refer to when max lift occurs with the phaser in lockout/deenergized state.

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    I see where you got those numbers now. I believe what that means is that’s the actual ivc and evo when the phasers are at 0/deenergized. For comparison, the 3.5 eb ivc for the phaser ranges from -50 to 0 but ivc is 21 atdc at 0. Full advance and full retard roughly line up the same as gen2/3 coyote. Gen1 and 4 are more like ecoboost. Gen2/3 are more like gt500.

    I took apart a gen3 exhaust phaser and believe what you are asking is correct or very close to it. There might be another 5 deg wiggle room but the mechanical stops are very close to the numbers you posted if not dead on.

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    Is there any chance of piston to valve contact with standard Gen2 cams and phasers? Can I move the phaser all the way to there mechanical stops when on the dyno?

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    I’m nearly certain the mechanical stops won’t allow pv interference. But don’t risk your motor on my word…

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    That is the $8000 question.

    I was hoping someone would have logged what advance / retard the Ford control module puts into the cams on a run.

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    I have a file from a gen2 ford control pack (if that’s what you’re referring to), but it’s in .tec format.

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    Here is a stock gen 2 control pack:
    Gen 2 coyote control pack.hpt

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    Quote Originally Posted by B E N View Post
    Here is a stock gen 2 control pack:
    Gen 2 coyote control pack.hpt
    Thanks Ben
    Last edited by MilnerR5; 4 Weeks Ago at 10:57 AM.

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    Inlet:

    Max advance: 20 degrees
    Max retard: 50 degrees

    Exhaust:

    Max advance: 0 degrees
    Max retard: 50 degrees


    I believe the cam timing events are as follows (I had the exhaust advance/retard the wrong way around in my first post)

    I would still appreciate some confirmation if anyone knows

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    Your first post was correct.

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    Everywhere else I have found shows the exhaust cam only ever retarding and never advancing?

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    In the exhaust cam, 0 is fully advanced and 50 is fully retarded.