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Old 09-05-2003, 12:39 AM
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So I Have the chance of picking up a HONDA VX motor for 200$ bucks. The vehicle i would be putting it in is a 90 Hatch. Let me know if i should pick up this motor.I don't know JAck SQWAT about honda motors?Thanks Doug
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vx motor specs

92 hp @ 5500
97 tq @ 4500

i would'nt bother putting that motor in your car
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Old 09-05-2003, 12:48 AM
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would it be worth just to drive around.Not for performance? Does it have VTEC? I guess i should of put that in my first post HUH..-Doug
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If that is the only option you have to make the car run then it might be worth it. I think that the VX came with the Vtec-E motor, which was 3 stage vtec for better fuel economy. I may be wrong, but that is what I think. They get great gas mileage, but have no balls at all.
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Old 09-05-2003, 01:43 AM
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so it would be a great engine to get me through the winter then to the motor swap??
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good all around stock motor....great on gas.....will get through through more than the winter.....may 10 winters? heh
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Re: engine type question

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will get through through more than the winter.....may 10 winters? heh
HAHA thanks Guys for the info. THANKS -Doug
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the VX engine, a.k.a. D15Z1 does NOT have 3 stage VTEC. it doesnt even have any different cam profiles for VTEC.

VTEC-E is a system that runs in 12 valve mode under a set rpm, around 3000 or so, then after that point, it engages "VTEC", which is really just the 4th valve, making it run in normal 16 valve 1.5L SOHC mode.
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