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Sheet One 10-28-2002 11:56 PM

i-VTEC Question
 
Exactly how does i-VTEC work? It was my understanding that VTEC on an i-VTEC motor goes on based on how hard you hit the throttle. Instead of the traditional VTEC that hits at a specific RPM. So I'm just curious about the whole thing, so that I may have a better understanding about i-VTEC vs. VTEC.

taylormadem5 10-29-2002 07:52 AM

In addition to controlling lift and duration, like other VTEC systems, the "intelligent" i-VTEC™system uses Variable Timing Control (VTC) to adjust "camshaft phasing." By varying oil pressure, VTC can continuously vary intake timing relative to the engine's exhaust timing. The result of i-VTEC is improved response and enhanced performance at low engine speeds and efficiency across a broad power band.

That is Acuras explaination from there website, i know you have been to that site many at time, lol. jk


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