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Old 25 Apr 2008, 06:16 pm
Young CLos Young CLos is offline
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alryt if u need the explanation on "VTEC" here you go n i better get best answer
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Old 25 Apr 2008, 06:31 pm
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its VTEC =] and it doesnt do what the go told you. it stands forVariable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control. its used to give better top end power and fuel economy. all 6 cylinders still run. it increases air flow and retards the timing
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