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In modern automotive engines, the length of the intake track can be varied by which technology?

In modern automotive engines, the length of the intake track can be varied by which technology? Correct Answer Both VLIM and VRIS

In modern automotive engines, the length of the intake track can be varied by both VLIM and VRIS technology, VLIM stands for Variable Length Intake Manifold.

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