the vtec solenoid engages when it recieves a positive or go signal from the ecu...when that engages it locks the rocker arms together. it isnt rocket science and im describing this as easily as i can. when the rockers are locked together it allows the vtec lobe on the camshaft to open the valves up for a longer duration and strokedamn my bad i just noticed i didnt hit the reply button lol
ok so what controls when the vtec engages and how much it engages ? The ecu right?
cuz i know the y8 comes stock with the p2p ecu , thats the one i have right now,
but i heard the p28 ecu is the best ecu for sohc, because vtec engages earlier and engages harder ? im not sure tho thats just what i heard from a friend ?
ima start a new thread maybe someone knows for sure and could clear it up for me
cuz i dont know whats the difference between the p2p and p28 ecu? i just heard the p28 is better but for what reason?
thanks either way you guys for helping me out on this thread
all the ecu does is send the signal to the solenoid. thats it...it does nothing else...the p2p isnt chip friendly thats why the p28 is the better one of the two...redline is sooner and crossover is a lil sooner.....also if your on a stock motor...changing settings will do nothing for you.
watch the vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stJM9EvZRgQ