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Vtec on LX ???
I got an honda civic 2007 LX, may seem stupid but I thought all the civic had the Vtec but maybe not as performant on the SI
And even when I get to high rev nothing is happening.... well compare to waht I'm seeing on youtube.... So does I have a VTEC |
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I don't think it's even less noticable, it's just not there like you'll see in the SI/RSX-S. For you, I beleive it starts lower in the power band and helps with economy. With the SI, it's the exact opposite.
I know exactly what you mean. The first time I fired up my LX, I took it out and slowly revved near the limiter and saw nothing, almost cried lol. Night and day with my SI, now. |
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yeah but in reality how often are you actually going to be able to use the nos power in daily driving?? |
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The R18 motor only has the 2 lobe vtec design, Unlike the k20 were the rocker arms on the high cam will lock (i guess you can call it that) that will allow higher lift and duration. So the r18 just has the vtc funtion of vtec; and it is single cam. If ya really want to enjoy vtec, i would trade your car back in to the dealer, they will usally give you good trade in if it is from the same deale. Also check out howstuffworks.com, they have a great write up on how vtec works.
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