VTEC Controllers
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VTEC Controllers
Does anyone reccomend them i was thinking about one instead of get an ecu just to have a play around with im running
a 1998 Accord with 4cly VTEC 2.3L, S/S Extractors, 2 an 1/4 Inch exhaust, and custom short ram cold air intake ??
ive been lookin on the net about vtec controllers an came across a Buddy Club V-CON sounds pretty good ?? anyone know? or had
expirence with them ?
Matty
a 1998 Accord with 4cly VTEC 2.3L, S/S Extractors, 2 an 1/4 Inch exhaust, and custom short ram cold air intake ??
ive been lookin on the net about vtec controllers an came across a Buddy Club V-CON sounds pretty good ?? anyone know? or had
expirence with them ?
Matty
#2
RE: VTEC Controllers
the controller piggybacks the computer, with the list of mods on your car, you havent really changed the point of optimal volumetric efficiency. you may actually diminish the effect of vtec if you set it much lower than it currently is, but you could probly lower it a few hundred rpm's though. actually, the end of the low cam is around 5800 rpm..........now theres an idea.
lightshow
lightshow
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RE: VTEC Controllers
ORIGINAL: lightshow
you havent really changed the point of optimal volumetric efficiency. you may actually diminish the effect of vtec if you set it much lower than it currently is, but you could probly lower it a few hundred rpm's though. actually, the end of the low cam is around 5800 rpm..........now theres an idea.
lightshow
you havent really changed the point of optimal volumetric efficiency. you may actually diminish the effect of vtec if you set it much lower than it currently is, but you could probly lower it a few hundred rpm's though. actually, the end of the low cam is around 5800 rpm..........now theres an idea.
lightshow
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RE: VTEC Controllers
camshaft alterations and head work would definately benefit from a controller. what i meant by the low cam thing is that you high cam doesnt become efficient un til a certain rpm (about 4500 - 5000) but the low cam stays bomb and even gets better after this point, up until about 5800. if you left the motor in low cam position for a little longer (increased the vtec point) port flow would definatley be faster when vtec came on. your vtec point right now is a "compromise" between a couple different variables.
lightshow
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