my brother put gasoline 87 in my vtec prelude, but i supose to put minimum 91, i didnt hear my vtec at 5.6k rpm, im just wondering is it because of the gasoline? it came to 7k and car stalled for some reason, im thinking its because of the gasoline

 

I wouldnt exactly expect the gasoline to have anything to do with your vtec not kicking in...
but what would i know, i dont have vtec.

 

Check your oil level. Anyway, just add some octane booster to the tank and try not to do it again

 

fuel has nothing to do with this. you'll prolly notice it wont operate as smooth without the proper octanes. preferably you shouldn't do it again. but the car makes up for the lack of octane. but again, not the best thing for your car. like invader said, check your oil level. ludes <3 oil

 

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and it not revving above 7k, it's because you cams didn't shift. you have a problem somewhere with the vtec....oil, sensor, something

 

would it be possible for the vtec not kickn in because a spark plug wire being disconnected?

 

I don't know about that.

It's definitely not about the fuel