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fraser
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do you still have the corsa, any updates on it??

prelude shud b fun keep updated and vids when finished.. good work as always
fraser

[Edited on 05-11-2006 by fraser]
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will have it finished tomorrow night hopefully?
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the corsa van will be there to collect you at 6ish
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PLEASE say you STILL have the corsa

Cant beat the sound of VTEC and BOOST What sort of power are you going to be looking for?
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My mates old civic was turbocharged
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Originally posted by big eck
My mates old civic was turbocharged


Lisa's car by any chance?
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Yep, they've got a really quick Pulsar now
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i know the kid that owns that now
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when that hits vtec is gonna melt the road

looks good though
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check out the 5th and 6th injectors...................eh?
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PLEASE say you STILL have the corsa

Cant beat the sound of VTEC and BOOST What sort of power are you going to be looking for?


would you like to enlighten me what vtec sounds like? you must have ears of a hawk to be able to hear the vtec system shuffling the cams about inside the engine

..or are we just talking about the noise of an engine that revs highly?

[Edited on 06-11-2006 by Steve]
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When the cam timing switches due to the V-tec system the engine basically goes from 8v to 16v and its this switch that sound awesome and the fact it will rev over 8000rpm
The V-tec system uses oil pressure acting on locking pins to engage and dis engage cam followers at certain RPM

[Edited on 06-11-2006 by Greasemonkey]
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ahh the power of VTec
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quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
When the cam timing switches due to the V-tec system the engine basically goes from 8v to 16v and its this switch that sound awesome and the fact it will rev over 8000rpm
The V-tec system uses oil pressure acting on locking pins to engage and dis engage cam followers at certain RPM

[Edited on 06-11-2006 by Greasemonkey]


sort of, it actually shifts the camshaft along to a second set of lobes that have a higher degree duration
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Amazing
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
When the cam timing switches due to the V-tec system the engine basically goes from 8v to 16v and its this switch that sound awesome and the fact it will rev over 8000rpm
The V-tec system uses oil pressure acting on locking pins to engage and dis engage cam followers at certain RPM

[Edited on 06-11-2006 by Greasemonkey]


sort of, it actually shifts the camshaft along to a second set of lobes that have a higher degree duration
No it doesn't. On a DOHC VTEC system like this engine oil pressure pushes a locking pin to engage the high lift cam followers, how would a cam shaft switch on a moving engine?
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Well there are actually 6 cam lobes for each cylinder, at low rpm i belive only 2 of the 6 cam followers are actually working the valves, at higher rpm these 2 cam followers disengage and the other 4 engage turning the engine into a 16v motor.
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quote:
Originally posted by ed
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Originally posted by Steve
quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
When the cam timing switches due to the V-tec system the engine basically goes from 8v to 16v and its this switch that sound awesome and the fact it will rev over 8000rpm
The V-tec system uses oil pressure acting on locking pins to engage and dis engage cam followers at certain RPM

[Edited on 06-11-2006 by Greasemonkey]


sort of, it actually shifts the camshaft along to a second set of lobes that have a higher degree duration
No it doesn't. On a DOHC VTEC system like this engine oil pressure pushes a locking pin to engage the high lift cam followers, how would a cam shaft switch on a moving engine?


yes thats what i meant
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quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
When the cam timing switches due to the V-tec system the engine basically goes from 8v to 16v and its this switch that sound awesome and the fact it will rev over 8000rpm



so basically sounds like any other 16v engine ragging its tits off , just that most will hit the limiter first
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Im sorry i just dont see the big who-har about vtec engines, no doubt this prelude will be awesome as its got a turbo helping it along but every other vtec kicking around - i just dont see it
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Either way, they are bloody complicated and I'm suprised they don't go wrong a lot mroe often than they do
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Its no more special than a Toyota VVTI imo.
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mine has VVTi - you can really feel the kick


..no wait thats the turbo
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quote:
Originally posted by Marc
Its no more special than a Toyota VVTI imo.
Even Porsche have a VVT system, but they don't make a big song and dance about it. I know that the Honda chief engineer designed the system, but they make too much of a fuss over it now.
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VAG and Subaru joined in on the act years ago too.

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