Literally VTEC
Wow, OK I completely missed that then. I thought that was just a type of VVL?
Unless this is VVL?
VTEC too is just VVTL.
Ah! That makes sense now! Thanks
70% VTEC , 30% VVTi = i-VIC
I need to come up with a meme-able acronym for Adenine’s VVL technology
I’m going to have to do the same now, I’ve been using it on all of my engines without any branding!!
I’ve just simply been calling it VCT, which is literally just Valve Control Technology. Yeah, I know, you can’t do anything with that for branding, but it’s simple.
Already got one for mine. Wait for it. VTAC, Variable Valve Timing Automatic Control. Clearly not VTEC…
Me too, me too! I have the Cambiovalvole for Zavir (BTW, am I the only one with a name for that, not some abbreviation?)
Wouldn’t be surprised, but it’s kinda like me and my damn transmission naming schemes. ShiftTronic and PowerShift seemed suitably '90’s, and just kinda carried forward their use because… Well, why not?
ShiftTronic sounds good , PowerShift make Storm Automotive look like a ricer company
It’s an automatic transmission. If someone brags about having one, they deserve to sound like a ricer.
meanwhile at GG, we don’t have any official names for our boxes or valvetrains. Given our dual clutch gearboxes have to tolerate up to 2000Nm, The Box should be sufficient. And since our valvetrains have to tolerate up to 10000rpm, I guess… The Cams would do for that too?
Shiftronic and PowerShift sound so 90s it’s glorious
Guys has helped me to answer your question
With CVT transmission now , fuel economy is increased by atleast 10% without sacrificing our fun to drive DNA
The only time fun and DNA are together are in the Adenines. Sorry Saminda
CVT and Fun To Drive do not belong in the same sentence. I’m sorry on that one, but it’s true.
AFAIK unless it is some micro city car
#Saminda to suspend Koriyama engine plant after magnitude 7 earthquake.
TOKYO - Saminda , the Japanese automaker on Tuesday announced that it will halt operations at its Koriyama Engine Factory (Fukushima Prefecture) until 30 November 2016 due to the earthquake. ”Subsequent production plans will be determined according to facility restorations and component supply,” said the company in a statement
Meanwhile, Saminda announced it will donate 50 million yen to the Fukushima Prefecture to aid in recovery efforts. Saminda will also provide power generators and emergency food and water supplies for the people affected