vtec point
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Re: vtec point (supernova1400)
VTEC depends on throttle position (= load) - so it varies but anywhere from 4800-5300rpm (lower for WOT and higher for cruising)
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Re: vtec point (makaveli284)
You should be able to feel it, or atleast tell by engine sound. Its at around 4500rpm. Feel Free To Correct Me If I'm Wrong.
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Re: vtec point (Neptune)
wrong.get a CAI or remove the stock airbox from ur intake. u WILL hear the sound
(neptune, I assume u have a bone stock car )
[Modified by MikeMAN, 10:46 AM 3/4/2003]
(neptune, I assume u have a bone stock car )
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Re: vtec point (Neptune)
Wrong. Not flaming but in a SOHC engine you cnnot tell at all when vtec kicks in. there is no difference in engine sound or g force. Pretty much you an only tell by how fast the rpms fly up.[/QUOTE]
you sure? Cause, i know you cannot feel vtec in a sohc engine, but I do hear a difference in the sound.
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Re: vtec point (blackex187)
you can hear and slightly feel vtec in a Sohc Vtec engine. I have found using my fields vtec controller on my Z6 i can hear it a lot better when i move it higher in the RPM band(its really loud at 6000+ rpms). And i can really hear it in 1st, 3rd and 4th (never hit it in 5th). I have mine at 5000, but i believe the Y8 P2P ecu hits it at 5200, but i could be wrong. btw not to knock anyone but the sohc vtec engines are very capable of making power, they just get kicked around because i wouldn't want an N/A sohc vtec (bolt on's only) in a coupe i would want to swap in a b series because of the torque needed to move the weight of a coupe. In comparison for the money i could spend on putting a b16a in my car, i could put the same money into my Z6 and make it smoke a b series swap without even using forced induction or nitrous. just my .02
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Re: vtec point (Neptune)
Wrong. Not flaming but in a SOHC engine you cnnot tell at all when vtec kicks in. there is no difference in engine sound or g force. Pretty much you an only tell by how fast the rpms fly up.
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Re: vtec point (nsxmatt)
hahaha yea some say u can n some say you cant. But me, i think i do feel it, and i can definitly hear it. . . mite b cuz dats da only thing i look forward to hahaha
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Re: vtec point (makaveli284)
well i could hear it when it was stock as a little high pitched whistle but since i got all my mods(i/h/e, testpipe, gutted) i chouldn't hear the whirr anymore so i put in a vtec activation light that is hooked up to the vtec solonoid so it turns on when vtec kicks in, pretty handy for learning your engine and tranny.
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