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can you please change this thread name to "Car with Vtec Power" Once you drop a honda engine in there it is no longer a celica and no longer a toyota

aww vtec hater

vvtli > ivtec still but **** like this really happens

actually yeah.... it's still a celica and still a toyota....
this car is sweeet

Why stop with just engines? I mean how many cars out there have a ford 9" rear end? does that mean that the chevys and dodges that have them arent really chevys or dodges? and what about the people who use a dodge neon strut tower brace in our celicas? and rx7 injectors?

Seriously though, that is some pretty impressive work.
That reminds me of a certain '69 Camaro that I need to get working on with my Dad.

That's nice as heck. Even though it might sound like a "bad" idea to put a Honda engine in a Toyota, it's a pretty ignorant and close-minded way of thinking. Honda engines are great pieces of engineering.

That's a stupid logic IMHO. The car is still a Celica. The engine doesn't determine the model of the car. It's the body of the car itself. The engine just moves the car. What a ridiculous post.

He's a leader, not a follower brah. Go easy on him.

OOBE, dude. engines are the heart and soul of a car. you cant put a 3sgte in a Fox body Mustang and have it run like the 5.0 did. it completely changes the car.

This post has been edited by Havok1997GT: Feb 26, 2010 - 5:50 PM

you could argue that putting a 3sgte in an ST or GT completely change the car too.

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

nope, it's now a Viper

true. but its a toyota engine.

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

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



There are Toyota celica models with a 3sgte engine.



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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

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