Cams do not directly change vtec engagement point. They alter the power curve so ur tuner can choose the best engagement point for best power. There is no point in choosing ur vtec too low or too high. Basically, set lowest vtec point. See the power curve. Then set highest vtec point. See curve. Find the intersection. That will be the estimation of thr best vtec point.So if comparing a 5.1 FD vs A2 cams, which would make more sense to change?
I understand having a higher fd will cause rpm to shoot up faster, so you reach vtec zone faster. Whereas the A2 cams, it lowers the vtec point to 4.5K rpm.
So fd is abt pick-up, cams is about power?
Can I say that changing cams will not cause fc to drop
Cams changes lift and duration. Thus air flow. Which inturns draw more fuel for combustion. Thus more fc too



