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Old 07-17-2002, 09:31 AM   #1
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Interesting Read

http://www.hondatuningmagazine.com/a...2_tech02.shtml

Interesting read. Enjoy.

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Old 07-18-2002, 12:43 PM   #3
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Oh man thats a funny read

"It has enjoyed tremendous popularity as the performance engine of choice for the Honda/Acura nut."

Well gee, seeing as how they're the only good HONDA/ACURA engiens that don't cost a fortune i guess they would be popular with the HONDA/ACURA crowd.

"Honda still has an ace up its sleeve with its wonderful innovation, VTEC."

Ha! Every company, be it japanese or american has their own version of this. Hell, my cousin's 91 Protege GT has a mazda version on VTEC.

"decent low-end power"

not even gonna comment.

"allowing VTEC-equipped B engines to rev to astronomical limits, like 8000 to 9000 rpm in stock form"

Ok, I'm sorry but i don't know of ANY honda engine, except for the S2000's F20, that can Rev to 9000RPM stock. At least without exploding..

Well, loaded with the usual propaganda BS, but once you get past that they do have some very good technical information.
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Old 07-19-2002, 12:34 AM   #4
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The article said 8k TO 9k. I believe a Type R Teg can rev to 8 or 8100 not sure. And I think that Moppies SIR can rev to 8 as well.

Many of the B18's can turn in the high 7's and it doesnt take much to make them turn past 8 without self-distructing.

I liked that article and I didnt think that there was any BS in it at all.

BTW, if whatever valve timing system that is in your friends mazda was as good as vtec, then it would have become as well known and as popular as vtec itself. Ford would have stolen it and used it on all their cars. Vtec is one of the best variable valve timing systems in regards to being economical and sporty at the same time.
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