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Old 06-06-2002, 07:40 PM
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you're not gonna feel that much, it's more a sound your might hear.
I dunno about that...

When I rode in my friends '99 Integra GSR, I could totally feel when it hit vtec... Its like it hit the powerband all over again...

Mabey its not like that on the lower powered engines tho *shrugs*

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Like I said you don't notice it on the Single Cam's until you start putting on some mods. You can make those cars fast because the cars are soo light weight. Those engine are soo small and light and fun to tinker with.
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help

i own a 93 civic si hb but on my car it doesn't say any engine code it is wierd but it does say b3021 the helll is thatand do i have vtec the wires are in the front thanks
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It is true that you cant feel SOHC VTEC like a DOHC VTEC, but unhook your VTEC and drive your car. you will definatly feel the engine take a big shit after 5,000 rpm or so.

you dont miss it until its not there
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Old 05-03-2003, 08:25 PM
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lol, yeah,

in the us, the 5th gen SIs and EXs had vtec reguardless of the valvecover...
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Just buy yourself a repair manual for 92-95 Civics and it will show you where and what the V-Tec solenoid looks like, this will anser your question no matter what. And no you won't hear the V-tec suddenly kick in on your SOHC unless it is fairly modified and even then it is not that loud. I swapped my EX motor for a B16 and when vtec kicks in on this puppy (with ITR intake cam) you hear it and feel it like it's pissed off! I LOVE DOHC V-TEC!!!!!!!! even in Canada your Si HB should be V-tec, just look for the D16z6 engine code
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