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    vtec engagement query

    jus wondering why some vtec crossovers are clearer and more noticeable then others from the same motor. stock for stock in terms of internal mods. all have the usual basic mods like i/h/e.
    if this is a newb question then throw it in that section.
    ohh herrow im jdm

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    intake plays one of the biggest roles in the engagement sound

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    your set up has the gay dual butterfly intake manifold
    it comes on in stages so less noticable
    and the ecu settings for that set up
    for the vtir teg
    Last edited by 90LAN; 22-06-2008 at 08:09 PM.

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    Depends on the difference between the low and high cam. If the difference is huge like on B series, then you can hear the change. If the difference is small like on the K series on the Euro, then you can barely hear it.
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    just curious, if u change the vti-r manifold to say a skunk2 one, wat intake will fit? im assuming the position of the throttle body will change after u change the manifold...

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    Quote Originally Posted by NSPYRE View Post
    just curious, if u change the vti-r manifold to say a skunk2 one, wat intake will fit? im assuming the position of the throttle body will change after u change the manifold...
    I believe you can re-use your current TB (anyone can confirm this) with a Skunk 2 manifold. and yes, the position of your TB will be higher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blk_shadow View Post
    I believe you can re-use your current TB (anyone can confirm this) with a Skunk 2 manifold. and yes, the position of your TB will be higher.
    Yes u can use the existing TB, but since your changing IM to skunk 2, might ass use ITR Tb

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    ok, thats all well and good, but still havent answered wat intake u can use.. got an injen CAI atm, but thats for OEM manifold. could u just use the one made for GSi or Type R?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NSPYRE View Post
    ok, thats all well and good, but still havent answered wat intake u can use.. got an injen CAI atm, but thats for OEM manifold. could u just use the one made for GSi or Type R?
    type R TB is bigger than VTIR's one. try an adapter to suit.

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    did a little read up, jap spec GSR motors came with that gay secondary butterfly's that open up at 5800 or so and vtec engages at 4400. kinda lame and gets people confuse trying to hear wen vtec comes on. honda did this to gain more mid range torque making up for the gay GSR tranny's. ohwell as long as my vtec works i guess.
    some other random stuff was that some GSR swaps somtimes forget to wire the IAB solenoid so they dnt have that sound wen 2ndbutterfly's open up. others remove that buttefly so that they can achieve louder vtec and jus one sound.
    ohh herrow im jdm

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    if you want your vtec to sound louder, get Skunk 2 IM and change your vtec crossover higher.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvxEBBIAFtg

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    Just a note, VTi-R approximate equivalents are:
    GSR = US
    SiR + SiR-G = JDM

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