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Old 08-13-2006, 04:03 AM
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so does the new mustang (05-07) really have V-tec? or known as VV-T? just cause that sounds weird and i have never seen a domestic car with it yet ( atleast a V8)
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Maybe your question would do better in the 05 and up section. No? I don't know myself.
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well it is a 4.6 to say the least

but if it is you can stuff like man I JUST HIT V-TAKK BABY!!!!
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Old 08-13-2006, 04:10 AM
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Maybe your question would do better in the 05 and up section. No? I don't know myself.

i didnt know they had their own section? opps.... haha. i thought they were here cause they are all 4.6's too...
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vtech is honda
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Old 08-13-2006, 04:14 AM
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vtech is honda

i know... but i figured saying vtec would get more replys..... lol
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yes the new 3v ford modular motors have variable valve timing
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yes the new 3v ford modular motors have variable valve timing
Does that affect the power curve? Do they work like Vtec?
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yes, it makes for smooth low end and top end power and torque. Don't ask me any details on it... I just know that every F150 and mustang I drive at work with the 3V motor drives EXTREMELY smooth
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Every company has their own type of Variable timing. Just every knows the term "vtec" even though honda didnt invent it.
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