does my car have v-tec??
#21
10-15-2007, 07:24 PM
RE: does my car have ****??
im pretty sure it engages at 5500 rpms but with an sohc it isnt as recognizable as a dohc. an intake, especially a short ram makes it easier to hear
#22
10-16-2007, 10:20 AM
RE: does my car have ****??
ORIGINAL: cyberx32
If you live in canada you dont have vtec.
If you live in canada you dont have vtec.
#23
10-16-2007, 11:18 AM
RE: does my car have ****??
ORIGINAL: mybrokenblinker
which would still have vtec...
ORIGINAL: baker
its true, the SI in canada = the EX in america
its true, the SI in canada = the EX in america
#24
10-16-2007, 02:11 PM
RE: does my car have ****??
You can't feel the vtec engage in the d16y8 but you can definately feel the increase in power.
#25
10-16-2007, 03:01 PM
RE: does my car have ****??
ORIGINAL: EWilliams200Excoupe
You can't feel the vtec engage in the d16y8 but you can definately feel the increase in power.
You can't feel the vtec engage in the d16y8 but you can definately feel the increase in power.
#26
10-16-2007, 03:40 PM
RE: does my car have ****??
ORIGINAL: Civic Si 00
Si are so better that an Ex model.. I own a 2000 Civic Si DOHC V-tec.. You can really feel it on my car when the V-tec kicks in.
Si are so better that an Ex model.. I own a 2000 Civic Si DOHC V-tec.. You can really feel it on my car when the V-tec kicks in.
ORIGINAL: GReddy_Civic
im pretty sure it engages at 5500 rpms but with an sohc it isnt as recognizable as a dohc. an intake, especially a short ram makes it easier to hear
im pretty sure it engages at 5500 rpms but with an sohc it isnt as recognizable as a dohc. an intake, especially a short ram makes it easier to hear
#27
10-16-2007, 06:06 PM
RE: does my car have ****??
Ive got the d16y8 and I feel a power difference 5000 and up but nothing like a "kick in" its kind of slow before I feel it.
#28
10-16-2007, 07:11 PM
RE: does my car have ****??
ORIGINAL: Basil
so what would you call engagement? the sudden increase in power... no? lol
ORIGINAL: EWilliams200Excoupe
You can't feel the vtec engage in the d16y8 but you can definately feel the increase in power.
You can't feel the vtec engage in the d16y8 but you can definately feel the increase in power.
Which, for a d16y8, is true. But the increase in power would definately be "feeling" it.
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