Honda engines
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Originally Posted by sk8rmike
yeah, so someone who doesnt know the engine codes can look at just the code and tell exactly whether or not it has VTEC
Or you could look at the code, and go here http://www.hondaswap.com/forums/inde...howtopic=29825 , and find out if its vtec, by looking up the damn engine code.
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Re: Honda engines
Originally Posted by gen4H22A
i-vtec is the combination of VTEC and something else like VTC...I cannot remember what its called exaclty.....or correct me if im wrong
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Re: Honda engines
Originally Posted by gen4H22A
i-vtec is the combination of VTEC and something else like VTC...I cannot remember what its called exaclty.....or correct me if im wrong
Originally Posted by VT Prix GT 2006
Yeah they have i-VTEC, meaning that both intake and exhaust valves will change lift.
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Re: Honda engines
Originally Posted by leolo007
I think so, but Honda was the first to have it in production engines. Since 1989. The rest are followers
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Re: Honda engines
Yeah I thought Toyota came out with variable cams first too. I think it was on the later 4age's. Might be wrong.
Edit: NM, VVT was on the 20vs that came out in '92.
Edit: NM, VVT was on the 20vs that came out in '92.
Last edited by Brian T; 05-29-2004 at 10:01 AM.
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