how to open vtec?
how to open vtec?
hi guys i just buy my eg5, i would like to ask how to open vtec? can someone teach me?
Re: how to open vtec?
floor the accelerator and whack the RPM past 5K... should openminmax wrote:hi guys i just buy my eg5, i would like to ask how to open vtec? can someone teach me?
Re: how to open vtec?
please check ur surroundings before u do anything.sbt9281s wrote:floor the accelerator and whack the RPM past 5K... should openminmax wrote:hi guys i just buy my eg5, i would like to ask how to open vtec? can someone teach me?
Re: how to open vtec?
yeah, beware of white ants..13 wrote:please check ur surroundings before u do anything.sbt9281s wrote:floor the accelerator and whack the RPM past 5K... should openminmax wrote:hi guys i just buy my eg5, i would like to ask how to open vtec? can someone teach me?
VTEC was designed to increase the power output of an engine to 100 ps/liter or more while maintaining practicality for use in mass production vehicles. Some later variations of the system were designed solely to provide improvements in fuel efficiency, or increased power output as well as improved fuel efficiency.
In practice, a fully variable valve timing engine is difficult to design and implement. The opposite approach to variable timing is to produce a camshaft which is better suited to high RPM operation. This approach means that the vehicle will run very poorly at low RPM (where most automobiles spend much of their time) and much better at high RPM. VTEC is the result of an effort to marry high RPM performance with low RPM stability. Enjoy reading!

In practice, a fully variable valve timing engine is difficult to design and implement. The opposite approach to variable timing is to produce a camshaft which is better suited to high RPM operation. This approach means that the vehicle will run very poorly at low RPM (where most automobiles spend much of their time) and much better at high RPM. VTEC is the result of an effort to marry high RPM performance with low RPM stability. Enjoy reading!
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