VTEC Controller
a lot of people just set it around 4900-5000 (again, all depends what ur car does on the dyno) so that when they make the 1st-2nd shift, they don't have to take it past redline so they won't fall out of vtec for that split second
Originally posted by DelSolSIinMD
Hm... setting it earlier can increase performance? I stand corrected. But wouldn't there be some risk of not building up enough oil pressure?
Hm... setting it earlier can increase performance? I stand corrected. But wouldn't there be some risk of not building up enough oil pressure?
Originally posted by 5hift
Perhaps, but all VTEC does is open the cylinders more and lets in more air, I'm not sure exactly what kind of oil pressure you need in order to do this, but I don't think it's a big deal since it's not too much earlier than stock. I think the most you can mod it to is like 1000 rpms earlier (if that) to kick in.
Perhaps, but all VTEC does is open the cylinders more and lets in more air, I'm not sure exactly what kind of oil pressure you need in order to do this, but I don't think it's a big deal since it's not too much earlier than stock. I think the most you can mod it to is like 1000 rpms earlier (if that) to kick in.
Originally posted by PikkaGTR
i don't think that setting it a few hondred rpms sooner is gonna effect theengine much or give much added preformance
as always getting it on a dyno to makes sure is the best way to go
i don't think that setting it a few hondred rpms sooner is gonna effect theengine much or give much added preformance
as always getting it on a dyno to makes sure is the best way to go
not flaming, just stating my case
The reason you feel vtec more on the H22 than say a B18 is because our secondaries open almost at the exact same time.
And yes, if some one falls out of vtec, it will hurt their times.
Most people do not alter the H22 vtec engagement much (maybe 100 or 200 at most)
And yes, if some one falls out of vtec, it will hurt their times.
Most people do not alter the H22 vtec engagement much (maybe 100 or 200 at most)
You would actually lose horsepower if you set it that low. I would never set it lower than 4800 on an H22.
Also, if people are falling out of redline when they shift from first to second and thats why they want to lower it, then they suck at driving. If you take it to the revlimiter and dont screw up, then you will stay in vtec when racing.
Also, if people are falling out of redline when they shift from first to second and thats why they want to lower it, then they suck at driving. If you take it to the revlimiter and dont screw up, then you will stay in vtec when racing.
A VAFC is a good thing to have always, but not because it controls vtec, but because you can do some minor changes to your Air Fuel curve.
If you get one, get it tuned on a dyno.
But you are not looking at a huge increase in power. But it might be enough to give you a few 10ths off the 1320 time.
If you get one, get it tuned on a dyno.
But you are not looking at a huge increase in power. But it might be enough to give you a few 10ths off the 1320 time.


