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Joined: May 2004
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2001 Toyota Celica
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^^EVeryone has their own version of variable vale timing...


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I think it's called "MIVAC" or something like that

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2003 Toyota Celica
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Check this out, they claim this thing has Lift!?

"The Eclipse GT features the most powerful V6 engine in its class, and both Eclipse GS and GT models feature MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Variable timing and lift Electronic Control) engine technology."

http://www.rsportscars.com/eng/cars/eclipse_gt.asp

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But Mitsubishi's MIVEC is weak ass. It only works on the Intake side. Whereas Honda's i-VTEC and our VVTL-i works on both intake/exhaust.

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2003 Toyota Celica GTS
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Its going to be too much weight to pull in a FWD. thumbsdown

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