Vtec controller on the type s.......
I believe that with the new "i-Vtec", the cam timing is continuously being changed to optimize performance. The "i" stands for intelligent. While motors with "Vtec" just have a switchover point (i.e. not continually changing). Therefore setting a vtec activation point on a vtec controller would mean nothing to a motor with "i-vtec"
[Modified by HENRY, 12:59 PM 2/14/2002]
[Modified by HENRY, 12:59 PM 2/14/2002]
why not?
the "i" and the vtec are two different things.
cam timing and vtec are completely separate components, but work together.
vtec on the s is 5800 (or 6k, cant remember) and cam timing is +/- 20deg and any given time.
the "i" and the vtec are two different things.
cam timing and vtec are completely separate components, but work together.
vtec on the s is 5800 (or 6k, cant remember) and cam timing is +/- 20deg and any given time.
umm,... go on clubrsx.com,... the webmaster has tried and tested the vafc on his rsxS, and it doesnt work,. so dont bother apexi is coming out with a new one though
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aem's pricey system as well.
in time, hondata too, im sure..
in time, hondata too, im sure..
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