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Old 10-Jul-2008, 11:57 AM
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d16y8 - plain vtec, correct?

am i correct in saying that 98 civic si with an oem engine, d16y8, has vtec.

it is not e vtec or vtec e or whatever.

yes?
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Old 10-Jul-2008, 11:59 AM
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the y8 does have vtec but it doesnt do much on that motor lol
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Old 10-Jul-2008, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by szuberi
the y8 does have vtec but it doesnt do much on that motor lol
Indeed the Y8 is a vtec model and like Sal has said, it doesn't do a whole lot for power but it's good on gas.
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what i'm asking is it's plain vtec?
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yes it is plain vtec
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plain vtec

vtec-e is a feature found on the D16Y5 as installed in the HX models.
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