V-tec controller?
I have a 94 civic ex with i/h/e highflow cat, would a vtec controller benefit me because my friend is trying to sell me one? or should i think about investing in something else instead (besides turbo or swap)
what kind of v-tec controller is it? It probably isn't worth it unless you have the means of correcting the fuel map. What are you going to do move the V-tec back some so it kicks in earlier? if this is what you want i would just buy a spoon or mugen ship or a VAFC or hondata!! Just my opinion
how are the pulleys on your car HCivExoo?? do they do anything sicnificant? What abouit these mods....cam gear, fuel rail, fuel pump regulator, chip, and intake manifold? would these be putting me in the low 15's or better?
i wouldnt bother buying the v-tech controller, i read in a honda civic motor swap book that the controller activates the v-tech but no additional fuel is added , i go with the other guys ''chip it'' save money
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The only things there that might actually make a difference besides making your engine flashier are chip and intake manifold. And even the chip is a waste because its not optimized for your setup and for all you know you'll end up having rich/lean peaks all over your powerband.
The only things there that might actually make a difference besides making your engine flashier are chip and intake manifold. And even the chip is a waste because its not optimized for your setup and for all you know you'll end up having rich/lean peaks all over your powerband.
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