Is there a way to make a 2.3l duratec ti-vct? I know the fiestas 1.6, is a duratec and has it.
And would it be worth a conversion? Power/mileage improvement?

 

not i dont think it is even remotely possible

 

^ agreed

 

vct is the gayest thing ever made, not sure why you would want it. especially if you saw how many vehicles with vct issues come back to the dealer

 

Just wondering cuz there's a lot of buzz about the new mustangs tivct engine, as well as the one in the fiesta. What are the benefits of it?

 

TI-VCT (twin independent variable cam timing)

The twin independent VCT system allows variable control of intake valve closing which optimizes combustion at full load providing improved power and low speed torque (broadening the torque curve) which enables variable valve overlap which provides better fuel economy and emissions and provides optimized cold start operation with improved exhaust emissions.

some of the duratec engines have variable valve timing, yours may already have it.

 

I love my Mivec. Mitsubishi does not have problems with it.

 

we have alot of problems at work with people using fram oil filters and pieces of the filter getting stuck in the cam phasers

 

thats why i will never use fram

 

How would I find out if I do already?

And are fram filters really that bad? That's all I've used

 

How would I find out if I do already?

And are fram filters really that bad? That's all I've used

 

ford ranger/Mazda b-series= nope
focus and fusion=some

 

^ yeah I have always used fram,,,, guess I am changing that now... what do you recommend..
lol and if you say FOMOCO I am gonna laugh my a$$ off....

 

Wix filters FTMFW!

 

I use Motorcraft filters, works for me. The Wix have high reviews as well

 

i only use motorcraft and wix

 

motorcraft and purolater is what i use