You can get cams that have a larger lump on the secondary lobe. But the tuning is a nightmare apparently.
Race builders usualy disable the VTEC, 'cuz it's just a pain in the arse to re-tune, especialy as you don't normaly need the low end torque that the normal cam provides on a track. In that case, they just make the two outside lobes lumpier, and take off/disable the VTEC controll unit so that VTEC never engages.
VVT works totaly differently. It only adjusts timing advance.
VVTL-i is very similar to VTEC, but from what I've seen, the rocker design looks more robust (trust Toyota) and it also has VVT attached to the cam gears.
One of the things I find interesting is that they don't use the lash adjusters/rockers to make the head a narrow angle... but that might have something to do with valve and port size.
Bill has some stuff on his site about it:
http://www.billzilla.org/vvtvtec.htm
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