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anoy21 01-17-2008 01:27 AM

vtec question?
 
does vtec really help in racing?















i mean its lousy in low RPMs right? i have this thing in my mind that non-vtecs are better in racing coz of no intake restrictions in low RPMs or all through out the redline???

hapa07 01-17-2008 01:50 AM

Vtec helps only after about 5k rpm















all vtec does is after the rpm switch kicks in the motor will switch over to the middle lobe on the cam meant only for top end it has a higher lift an duration. witch gives you more hp. and allows you to rev higher. the newer cars have ivtec witch is the same but Honda has integrated cam timing with the cam lobe change

frogger0886 01-17-2008 01:55 AM

Actually vtec is varriable timeing depending where the car is at on the rev just determiens how many valves are open so you are not just pulling power away at low rev with opening and closing the valves which arent really needed. when all four valves per cylinder are openin and closein that means the vtec is working flowing more fuel and air in and more exhaust out. basic mechanics the more fuel and air in and the more exhaust out the more horsepower you can make.

imported_Honda 05-06-2008 11:46 PM

yep vtec helps alot for racing. down low your saving gas who cares. but when your racing, its up high on the revs is when youll need that power!

thetunersource 06-24-2008 04:54 PM

vtec is where its at!

Kboost 07-06-2008 02:03 AM

vtec really does help in racing, as it helps align the cams and delivers more power to the wheels


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