VTEC on a stock civic ex ???
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God some of the replies in this thread are rediculous.
SOHC V-TaK. If your A/C is on, you won't hear/feel it. If your A/C is off, you still won't hear/feel it, but you'll think you do.
spook4thecia said:
you do, but it really is pointless IMO
yea...you dont feel s**t...you hear it...it revs....then when you hit about 5500rpm...it revs a little louder...but the sound jumps a noticble amount...
It does just have a little bit. It's more of somethign you hear than feel.red96civicex said:so your asking if you have any vtec...the way you say it, you make it seem like it only has a little bit..
That's really not funny. The OP is obviously very confused about this subject and this post just helps to spread misinformation.Trey99EK said:
It doesn't even read as an obvious joke to someone who might not know about cars very much.
Actually, Honda uses both. In the EPC there is a model that is labeled the "del Sol V-TEC". Most people do seem to spell it as "VTEC", but "V-TEC" is still fine really. I didn't notice until recently either though.MANNYBOY23 said:
Cut and dry.jdm97ek4 said:
Stuff like this is not included in the specs. The specs mostly list engine codes, specs to said engines, weights, chassis codes and color codes. Much of it is wrong or questionable unfortunately.00Civ1c said:
No. Some of the posts on page two made me laugh pretty hard though00Civ1c said:
I meant more along the lines of what the thread turned into... it mentioned how VTEC worked, about how it's related to oil, etc. I know it says "SOHC VTEC" and such in the specs on the site, but it doesn't go much more beyond that. It also doesn't mention a lot of stock information.oc_civic said:
Suanico said:
i thought it was 5800?