VTEC change over (really loud)
i have a b20 vtec (b16 head) ive had it for 3 years im just wondering how i can find out what type of cams i have. im thinking they might be ctr or itr but i dont know, all i know is it pulls so much harder when vtec kicks in then any of my other friends with stock setups and its very loud?
this might not sound like i know what im talking about, but id just like too know if theres any kinda marking on them??
EDIT: my ls vtec w/ a gsr head didnt even sound or pull half as much as this does neither does my brothers b16
this might not sound like i know what im talking about, but id just like too know if theres any kinda marking on them??
EDIT: my ls vtec w/ a gsr head didnt even sound or pull half as much as this does neither does my brothers b16
my heads a sir1 1990 b16 head (jdm) and ive pulled my cams manys times im just wondering if theres any marks on them im sure somebody in the last 15 year could thrown some itr or ctr cams in their.
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Searching is usually the quickest way to find an answer to a question like that.
Also, I do not believe that it is the cams that determine the audibility of your VTEC engagement. Unless I am mistaken, it has to do with timing and intake manifold design.
My B16 sounds like a second engine coming on when VTEC engages. REAL friggin' loud.
And that bump in torque you feel when VTEC engages is usually a sign of a mis-placed VTEC engagement point. When tuned properly, there should be a smooth transition torque-wise from the primary lobe to the VTEC lobe.
Cheers,
- Derek
Searching is usually the quickest way to find an answer to a question like that.
Also, I do not believe that it is the cams that determine the audibility of your VTEC engagement. Unless I am mistaken, it has to do with timing and intake manifold design.
My B16 sounds like a second engine coming on when VTEC engages. REAL friggin' loud.
And that bump in torque you feel when VTEC engages is usually a sign of a mis-placed VTEC engagement point. When tuned properly, there should be a smooth transition torque-wise from the primary lobe to the VTEC lobe.
Cheers,
- Derek
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lmao.
i think ctr cams have a louder "crack" when they cross over. but thats my oppinion.
lmao.
i think ctr cams have a louder "crack" when they cross over. but thats my oppinion.
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Werd. I've gotten people who've commented that they could hear me going up and down the highway from 1/4 mile away. Putting a CAI or shortram on a B16a makes vtec engagement unbelievably loud.
My B16 sounds like a second engine coming on when VTEC engages. REAL friggin' loud.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Werd. I've gotten people who've commented that they could hear me going up and down the highway from 1/4 mile away. Putting a CAI or shortram on a B16a makes vtec engagement unbelievably loud.
they might be type r, my friand has the same setup and his cross over is loud<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by drobinson »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My B16 sounds like a second engine coming on when VTEC engages. REAL friggin' loud.
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