Hahahahahah.
let me guess you tried it and stalled
I'll chuckle with you
Hahahahahah.
What car do you have out of interest?
And 1k revs? LOL. I suppose you think your turbo assuming you have one, spools up at 200revs and you get maximum power, right to the redline? Haha.
A Porsche? Well that sums him up.
Borrrrrrrrrrrring.
What car do you have out of interest?
And 1k revs? LOL. I suppose you think your turbo assuming you have one, spools up at 200revs and you get maximum power, right to the redline? Haha.
A Porsche? Well that sums him up.
Borrrrrrrrrrrring.
He's been there, done the VTEC, hated it & moved on. You wont be changing his mind any time soon with un original comments like that![]()
Who are you, his spokesman?
Doesn't spool at 200rpm, but I would say that is pretty much maximum power to the redline.
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To me that says you'll accelerate well between 2.5k and 5k giving a power band of 2.5k rpm, if your shifting much after 5k your probably going to end up going sower, providing when you shift at 5k the next gear lands you at 2.5k :)
Funnily enough i use to own a Prelude Vtec and now own a GTO TT and a Golf Diesel 2.0tdi.
Comparatively the golf "feels" quicker due to the big surge of power when the turbo finally spools up at 1.5k rpm but no quicker does that power appear its gone again at 3k rpm. Outside of the turbo the engine is pathetic and the engine/turbo loose all inertia while changing gears so your left with a gutless engine till the turbo spools up again.
As for the Prelude, while it was not great between 0-2k rpm it never felt anything like as bad as the Golf does.
Now, the GTO is the best of both worlds with the exception of turbo supercharged. however even with its twin turbos it still has a smaller power band than the Prelude.
To me that says you'll accelerate well between 2.5k and 5k giving a power band of 2.5k rpm, if your shifting much after 5k your probably going to end up going sower, providing when you shift at 5k the next gear lands you at 2.5k![]()
yeah dull as dishwater, i often find myself asleep due to its neutral handling, average engine and middle of the road design
nice comeback though, it was nothing if not original, actually it was just nothing
(mark, 9 cans, a packet of fags, a deliverance meal and now i fancy the casino!)
Had VTEC, now have Turbo.
Turbo is better.
That Type R graph says otherwise, it has a pretty flat torque graph beyond 2k rpm.
The issue with Vtec's is you get such a kick when the cams swap that anything off cam just feels inadequate, when in reality its no less than any other engine with the same capacity.
I'm about to undertake a crazy idea of adding a turbo to my Baja.
He he!
Yes it is boring. It makes you the same as every other **** Porsche driver, who spends loads of money on a car thats looked the same for 40 years.
When you think what else you can buy for the money, it's bland.
What else can be bought for the money that can do the job as well as the Porsche, but more importantly, for as long as the Porsche will do it for.
What is it you drive, Smokey?