VTEC
VTEC is a technology that helps engines run better by changing how the valves work at different speeds. It helps the car be more powerful when needed and save fuel when it's not going fast.
VTEC, or Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control, is a system developed by Honda that optimizes engine performance by varying the timing and lift of the engine's valves. It allows for better efficiency and power at different RPMs.
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