Of course it completely changes the car, but its still a Mustang, it's still a Celica.

nope, it's now a Viper

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true. but its a toyota engine.

what if it uses nissan ester oil? is it a nissan because of the blood transfusion?

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Really its that ridiculous? 1. I wasn't being all that serious.. just expressing my hate for vtec. 2. Since you wanna make my post serious, I didn't know Celica's are known for Vtec power. 3 Its stupid logic to you because you don't understand where I'm coming from. If you wanna get all technical, the car is a honda celica. Yes.. this is a very ridculous post.. smh

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There are Toyota celica models with a 3sgte engine.

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X2

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Glad to see you're still a follower. I don't need anyone going easy on me.. Brah.

This post has been edited by SlvrCelica09: Mar 2, 2010 - 9:39 AM

You hate VTEC why? Because its from Honda? Because your a Toyota fanboy who can't see beyond the stupid little symbol on the back of the car? Grow up, brah.

no Super i just like Torque

I think a lot of you are semi-retarded.

Valve timing is used by almost every auto manufacturer on one form or another... if you dislike VTEC it's just because it's from Honda.

This post has been edited by Supersprynt: Mar 2, 2010 - 10:31 AM

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And I think you're a complete idiot. You try your best to determine the reason why I hate honda VTEC, and you're not even close. Ive driven the ones used in civics, and I just didnt like the feel. Just because someone likes torque it doesnt mean they know nothing about VTEC. Yea its good for smaller engines as it uses 2 cams (DOHC VTEC) with variable valve timing.. but for people that like bigger engines (like me) VTEC is not something I would like.. because those engines dont provide high torque.. unless you mod it like crazy. I think some honda vtec cars cant rev past 6k rpm.. but what do I know.. Ive never driven a vtec car.. im just a toyota fan boy..

A$$.

This post has been edited by SlvrCelica09: Mar 2, 2010 - 11:33 AM

VTEC is used in the Honda Ridgeline. 247 ft-lbs of torque, 250hp. Granted its only a V6, but torque can be produced using VTEC. The Ford Tritan uses variable timing and it produces 365 ft-lbs and 310hp. That's a 5.4L V8. So separate the thinking between the lack of torque and VTEC or VVT in general.

You can't just say VTEC would be horrible in my V8, because it's used differently.

This post has been edited by Supersprynt: Mar 2, 2010 - 1:13 PM

Brah, can we all stop saying brah, brah?

And explain your reasoning on my being a follower, please?

i lol'd at all the fanboy comments in this thread.

F20C has 240hp and 153lp/ft torque and 9k rpm limit (amazing feeling to drive that car)

show me a 2 liter toyota motor that makes 120hp per liter

LOL the 2jz has VVT-i it HAZ NO TORQUE!!!!!!!!!111

driven civics....teehee

this thread makes me laff

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You hate VTEC? Really? You hate a technology that makes a lot of sense? Why? By the way, you type like a little close-minded fairyboy. Grow up.
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Both of you need to pull your heads out of your rear ends and stop posting non-sense. You two are ridiculous. You should compete against each other in a ridiculous competition.

This post has been edited by OOBE: Mar 6, 2010 - 12:14 AM

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yea keep trying to stir it up, im not going to continue bickering with this clown, especially in a off topic post. By the way, if VTEC is a technology that makes alot of sense then why don't you own a civic? All I was saying was that I hate VTEC civics and I've given my reasons so im done posting in here.

This post has been edited by SlvrCelica09: Mar 7, 2010 - 7:43 PM

^ He is so cool.... Probably why he is the leader that I follow.... SMH (apparently this is cool to use now)

Yeah OOBE, if you love it so much why don't you MARRY it!