VTEC sound
I've heard about some talk about the vtec sound. what does this actually sound like? i sometimes floor it on long strips of road to see if i can hear it but i dont seem to notice any differance. (i do have a vtec engine[8D])
http://youtube.com/watch?v=GfToIocVpyQ
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EDIT: you have a d17a2 right? Its a SOHC and you wont be able to hear it as much as a DOHC like in that video, but just listen to your engine around 5400 RPMs, there should be a different pitch around there. You might not rev your engine that high off, so give that engine hell and see what happens
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EDIT: you have a d17a2 right? Its a SOHC and you wont be able to hear it as much as a DOHC like in that video, but just listen to your engine around 5400 RPMs, there should be a different pitch around there. You might not rev your engine that high off, so give that engine hell and see what happens
ORIGINAL: MasterJT
Damn how does that vtec sound change so much? Is that acuras vtec much better then a civic or prelude? Maybe its just cause the hood is up and its being heard from outside the car.
Damn how does that vtec sound change so much? Is that acuras vtec much better then a civic or prelude? Maybe its just cause the hood is up and its being heard from outside the car.
And Acura's vtec is louder because Integras have B-series engines, which are twin-cam, as opposed to our single cams. The crossover is a lot louder on twin cams than it is singles.
if you liked that one. you will love this one. http://youtube.com/watch?v=yyeqxmlGG3M vtec is a sweet sound.
It's cool... but I like the sound of secondaries opening on an Edelbrock Performer Carb sitting on top of an Edelbrock'd AMC V8 even better.
Plus, you don't have to wait for the RPMs to come up first.
(Jeeps can be very surprising)
Plus, you don't have to wait for the RPMs to come up first.
(Jeeps can be very surprising)
copy the link location and delete the space at the end...here ill do it http://youtube.com/watch?v=yyeqxmlGG3M



