V-TEC question
I just got my car broken in two days ago, so I finally got to try V-TEC. There was a noticeable difference in power and engine sound, but it wasn't drastic. How much of a difference should there be? I was expecting a little more, but maybe my expectations were too high.
First off- it is vtec and not V-tech. It isn't like a turbo or supercharger, but there is a nice surge in power and increase in sound. It will also get better as you rack up miles on you car. Even though you are past the rec'd mileage for that activity, your engine is truly far from being broken in. My car has 22k miles now, and it feels much more alive and spunky as the miles accumulate. Just keep driving and the feel will get better.
Also- if you think the vtec difference is not noticeable in an S2000, go drive a Civic or Accord with vtec; I know you won't feel much difference there. I know I didn't.
Also- if you think the vtec difference is not noticeable in an S2000, go drive a Civic or Accord with vtec; I know you won't feel much difference there. I know I didn't.
No one else seemed to address this...
You have an AP2 which has a really smooth VTEC transition compared to other traditional VTEC cars...
The average person doesn't like feeling a big jump of power like that so Honda started smoothing out the engagement. That's why all other Honda's have i-VTEC too...
You have an AP2 which has a really smooth VTEC transition compared to other traditional VTEC cars...
The average person doesn't like feeling a big jump of power like that so Honda started smoothing out the engagement. That's why all other Honda's have i-VTEC too...
also it was so anticipated that when it finally happened, you were like oh, thats all.. it was so short, and all my friends made such a big deal about it, and in just a second it was over
well i'd still like to try it again, maybe on a different car next time....
well i'd still like to try it again, maybe on a different car next time....
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Originally Posted by LuckyStar,Aug 5 2007, 06:12 AM
No one else seemed to address this...
You have an AP2 which has a really smooth VTEC transition compared to other traditional VTEC cars...
The average person doesn't like feeling a big jump of power like that so Honda started smoothing out the engagement. That's why all other Honda's have i-VTEC too...
You have an AP2 which has a really smooth VTEC transition compared to other traditional VTEC cars...
The average person doesn't like feeling a big jump of power like that so Honda started smoothing out the engagement. That's why all other Honda's have i-VTEC too...
that's just not true.
anyway, floor it...and the vtec will be more pronounced.


