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JayJayJason 10-02-2007 06:11 PM


Originally Posted by ForceFedSi (Post 230451)
re-read your post.

P.S. how the **** can u hate vtec? if u understood what it does in terms of fuel efficiency, reliability and performance then u wouldn't talk like that.

i don't hate v-tec dude, im just saying v-tec isnt as big of a deal when it first came out, everyones got it now, its just called something different

ForceFedSi 10-02-2007 06:25 PM


Originally Posted by JayJayJason (Post 230539)
i don't hate v-tec dude, im just saying v-tec isnt as big of a deal when it first came out, everyones got it now, its just called something different

mivec, vvt-i and all the other imitations are nothing compared to the i-vtec that hondas k motors run.

ForceFedSi 10-02-2007 06:25 PM


Originally Posted by gtown69 (Post 230531)
Well, I got both boost and vtec.:loser:

hahah boost with vtec FTW!!!

95ProbeGT_Cory 10-02-2007 06:32 PM

A-Vtec will be nice.

A790 10-02-2007 11:11 PM


Originally Posted by gtown69 (Post 230532)
What he's trying to say is that variable valve timing is a good way to add power without having to sacrifice much engine life. Thats why pretty much every car company uses it, even the new MR2's.

I wasn't disagreeing with him, I was just saying that because an engine has VTEC doesn't mean that it's more reliable.

And they don't make MR2's anymore. They haven't for a while.

goldwing 10-03-2007 01:52 PM


Originally Posted by A790 (Post 230661)
I wasn't disagreeing with him, I was just saying that because an engine has VTEC doesn't mean that it's more reliable.

And they don't make MR2's anymore. They haven't for a while.

The newer MR2 spyder has variable valve timing.

A790 10-03-2007 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by goldwing (Post 230795)
The newer MR2 spyder has variable valve timing.

It most certainly does.


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