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Hi all, i have a question here... It is VTEC are equals to VTI ???

If not then what is VTI stand for ?
And what is the different of btw VTI & VTEC ??

Thank you very much for further info to guide me

 
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VTEC and VVTI are basiclaly the same thing its valve/cam timing.

 
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yessir..every company has their own version of vtec

 
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^ what he said every company got their own version of VTEC. For nissan it's CVT.

 
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shitsumeshi: mi-tec volkswagen: adjusting cam valve chevy: vvc ford: z-tec
uhhh.....yeah. i don't know anymore right now, but every company uses this technology, mostly for fuel economy. you can usually fix that though...

 
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shitsumeshi: mi-tec volkswagen: adjusting cam valve chevy: vvc ford: z-tec
uhhh.....yeah. i don't know anymore right now, but every company uses this technology, mostly for fuel economy. you can usually fix that though...

 
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are you talking about vti as in the car model?

if so no in aus (and i dunno where else) instead of getting dx lx ex etc we get

gli vti vti-r type r etc

i think all of them have vtec

 
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...i think CVT stands for "continuously variable transmission.".......Its a type of transmission where it has conceptually infinite gears....dont quote me....but for sure, it doesnt have gears.....honda offers this transmission on the 8thcivic Hybrid and i thing the 7thgen hubrid too.....

 
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for ford, Zetec is the name of there 2.0L line of engines, Duratec is the 2.3L. VCT is the Variable Cam Timing. Just correcting

 
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v-tak~!!!

 
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Ohh i see :P but saw some peoples said Honda Civic 1.7 VTI... i think suppose is VTEC hehe

 
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if your from another country its probably just the trim level, like stated above.