VTEC Fluid

[Kevykev]

Awesome. Do you know about how much it is for a case? I dont want to sound stupid on the phone.

Any where from $15.00 to $80.00 depending on the sizes of the containers. sizes range from 1.5L 3.5L

[Marta Mike]

i heard if u buying the vtec fluid for the honda v8s its even more expensive than that

[tmoney11286]

Any where from $15.00 to $80.00 depending on the sizes of the containers. sizes range from 1.5L 3.5L

Damn, what about for a 1.6L? And how much do I need to buy?

[Kevykev]

Damn, what about for a 1.6L? And how much do I need to buy?

It'll take a little research

It all depends on when VTEC "kicks in" or engages.

If it engages below 3k RPM all you will need is one case of 6 bottles. If VTEC engages above the 3k mark you will need to add 7 Full Cases of V.T.F to your engine.

[tmoney11286]

It'll take a little research

It all depends on when VTEC "kicks in" or engages.

If it engages below 3k RPM all you will need is one case of 6 bottles. If VTEC engages above the 3k mark you will need to add 7 Full Cases of V.T.F to your engine.

Holy shit!!!! how many fluid ounces are these bottles and where the hell do they go???? I looked under the hood and I dont see any place for vtec fluid to be inserted???

[CSquared]

Holy shit!!!! how many fluid ounces are these bottles and where the hell do they go???? I looked under the hood and I dont see any place for vtec fluid to be inserted???

You add it directly to your oil. The v-tech fluid is a little more dense so it will collect at the bottom of the oil pan where the v-tech pump is located.

For every one quart of oil you add 3/4 a quart of v-tech fluid.

so... if you have 4 quarts of oil in your car... you'd have to add 3 quarts of v-tech fluid.

I did a little less than that and my car ran like shit. I spent about 12.99 a quart but i had some hookups back then. It's hard to come by.

hope this helps.

[Wurm]

You add it directly to your oil. The v-tech fluid is a little more dense so it will collect at the bottom of the oil pan where the v-tech pump is located.

For every one quart of oil you add 3/4 a quart of v-tech fluid.

so... if you have 4 quarts of oil in your car... you'd have to add 3 quarts of v-tech fluid.

I did a little less than that and my car ran like shit. I spent about 12.99 a quart but i had some hookups back then. It's hard to come by.

hope this helps.

You can also use ATF(auto tranny fluid) instead of VTF(vtec fluid). Same shit different name.

[1civic]

All I can say is WOW... ....

[tmoney11286]

All I can say is WOW... ....

???, you have a civic? Is it 1.6L? If so, how many bottles do you use, and how often do you add?

[1civic]

???, you have a civic? Is it 1.6L? If so, how many bottles do you use, and how often do you add?

Oh let me tell you...lol...If you run it a Qt over its like 10hp...Dyno Proven..So add about 10 Qt's and you'll be good...

[tmoney11286]

Oh let me tell you...lol...If you run it a Qt over its like 10hp...Dyno Proven..So add about 10 Qt's and you'll be good...

Shit man, I cant afford that, all I gots is a parttime job cooking at Juan Pablos Mexican Grill

[typerek]

i seen a jetta with a vtec tuning badge on it!!! i have like ten cases of vtec fluid if you send me 20 bucks ill mail you 2 cases.

[tmoney11286]

i seen a jetta with a vtec tuning badge on it!!! i have like ten cases of vtec fluid if you send me 20 bucks ill mail you 2 cases.

Imma have to price check a little bit, you accept paypal? Shipping to North GA?