Theory behind VTEC

[specialkonrd]

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[JoNeSie]

Konrad, you know you're wrong, eh. VTEC is simply where the valve timing changes depending on how fast the engine is reving. It's like having a high performance cam at the high revs, but having a stock cam for a nice smooth idle. So under your theory, would a car with a full race camshaft always drive through wormholes and shit?

[Sh4n3]

55 tire splittin vtec ponnies under the hood!
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[specialkonrd]

Originally posted by JoNeSie
Konrad, you know you're wrong, eh. VTEC is simply where the valve timing changes depending on how fast the engine is reving. It's like having a high performance cam at the high revs, but having a stock cam for a nice smooth idle. So under your theory, would a car with a full race camshaft always drive through wormholes and shit?

I know vtec is just variable valve timing. Nissan has something called VVT which is basically the same thing. And no, a car with a racing cam wouldn't always drive through wormholes. Only if it has VTEC. A racing cam would have to drive all the way around the diagram as opposed to the vtec powered honda using hyperspace to get there alot faster.

[CBreaksB_20]

do you have an addiction problem konrad???

[JoNeSie]

Ya, he's got a porn addiction, but I'm not sure why you'd bring it up here.

[tru_azn_69]

thinking he'z got a chance wit f-k memberz'