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11-01-2010, 08:39 PM
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V Tech Can rpm range be changed
Can the rpm be changed to a lower rpm for V tech to kick in mine is at 5000 rpm i would like it to come on around 3500 to 4000 would be more use full. Thanks
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11-02-2010, 06:29 AM
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You are going to be slammed by a couple people. It's VTEC not VTECH.
And yes there are piggy back computers that can lower the VTEC activation point. Been awhile though since I've researched those. I think A'PEXi had one.
And yes there are piggy back computers that can lower the VTEC activation point. Been awhile though since I've researched those. I think A'PEXi had one.
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11-04-2010, 08:03 PM
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the best vtec crossover point is determined by doing 2 separate dyno pulls, one for the vtec NOT activated, and one with the vtec activated.
you do this with a vtec controller of your choice. set the vtec crossover really high to see the low cam graph. then set the vtec really low to get the high cam graph.
then lay the graphs on top of each other. where they meet should be your crossover point.
setting it lower doesnt always mean more power. in most cases leaving it stock or setting it just a little higher than stock is more beneficial. it all depends on your mods/cams etc.
you do this with a vtec controller of your choice. set the vtec crossover really high to see the low cam graph. then set the vtec really low to get the high cam graph.
then lay the graphs on top of each other. where they meet should be your crossover point.
setting it lower doesnt always mean more power. in most cases leaving it stock or setting it just a little higher than stock is more beneficial. it all depends on your mods/cams etc.
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