hondabim

hey,

running 9-10 psi, what RPM setting did you all put your vtech down to??

thanks

SgtB

You need a dyno to change your vtec engagement effectively.

Sideways

Depending on if it is supercharged or turbocharged, it may benefit you to move the V-tec point. Superchargers do better with the lower V-tec point.

Vtech is a brand of telephone.

buzz944

what do you guys think of lowring it to 5500 rpm(inline pro turbo kit)??

John_Z

Mine is set to 5.8 Megahertz

buzz944

nice one

A.J

Seriously 2nd poster, dont post stuff like that if you dont know what you are talking about.

Randizzle88

Vtec

ChefJ

The second poster discussing having a dyno run to adjust vtec engagment is fine, as this is what would be needed. My vtec engagement is set right at or near the factory setting 6000rpms. For my setup IP log mani and sc61 with a fairly small hot side was perfect for this engagement. I have an almost linear hp band but runs out of brath around 8800 due to the small hot side housing, but the torque numbers are impressive for me so it running out of breath there doesn't bother me to much.

Soul Coughing

on my old log manifold vtec was set at 5800 rpms. Now with my tubular one it is set at 4100. All comes down to the efficiency of the manifold and where on the rev range it helps the car make more power. A dyno is definitely needed to get the best idea of where to turn on the hi cam.