nissan VS toyota
#61
Posted 14 September 2009 - 12:19 AM
Check all the details of various brand here:-
Various Car brand Engine Technology
#62
Posted 14 September 2009 - 08:28 AM
vvt-i variable valve timing injection (Latest Camry 2.0 and 2.4 used those) Toyota Rush as well
Facelift looks awful for god sake. This is not a cheap car, is price more than MYR 100K would you prefer Mazda, Peugeot, Ford, City or this look?
Check out the many Sentra with Nismo aerokits.... FYI nowadays most of these cars comes with FOC aerokits!
#63
Posted 14 September 2009 - 08:45 AM
#64
Posted 14 September 2009 - 03:49 PM
vvt-i variable valve timing injection (Latest Camry 2.0 and 2.4 used those) Toyota Rush as well
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Jumpman & fkmfkm,
DVVT in Perodua is not dual variable valve timing. It's only 1 hydraulic actuator attached to intake camshaft pulley function at low to mid end support only. I forgot the full name of DVVT in Perodua.
Toyota dual VVT-i is dual variable valve timing as available in latest Lexus RX350 & Toyota Prius and possilble upcoming Altis 2.0V.
The Sentra N16 is already retired in Japan. How to come up with better facelift without Nissan Japan's effort? DIY in Malaysia can only do with accessories & aerokit.
#65
Posted 14 September 2009 - 05:14 PM
DVVT in Perodua is not dual variable valve timing. It's only 1 hydraulic actuator attached to intake camshaft pulley function at low to mid end support only. I forgot the full name of DVVT in Perodua.
Toyota dual VVT-i is dual variable valve timing as available in latest Lexus RX350 & Toyota Prius and possilble upcoming Altis 2.0V.
The Sentra N16 is already retired in Japan. How to come up with better facelift without Nissan Japan's effort? DIY in Malaysia can only do with accessories & aerokit.
DVVT in Perodua's context is Dynamic Variable Valve Timing.
Toyota's Dual VVT-i sounds impressive but again by that time will be pricing issue since T brand commands a high premium... Wonder if the direct injection engines with dual vvt-i can run efficiently on RON95?
FYI the G11 Sylphy in Japan comes with HID... rear discs,.. and many high level equipments but not here..
#66
Posted 14 September 2009 - 08:35 PM
DVVT in Perodua is not dual variable valve timing. It's only 1 hydraulic actuator attached to intake camshaft pulley function at low to mid end support only. I forgot the full name of DVVT in Perodua.
Toyota dual VVT-i is dual variable valve timing as available in latest Lexus RX350 & Toyota Prius and possilble upcoming Altis 2.0V.
The Sentra N16 is already retired in Japan. How to come up with better facelift without Nissan Japan's effort? DIY in Malaysia can only do with accessories & aerokit.
so is it valve timing in viva ?
#67
Posted 14 September 2009 - 09:53 PM
Yup. The 3cyl DVVT series in Viva more on fuel efficiency.. why buying a 2/3rd car?
Toyota shared similar engines for certain models with entry 1.0 cc engines.
#68
Posted 15 September 2009 - 09:35 AM
ur b14 air con cold or not ???
Hmmm....for my feel is ok lol, but if compare to Wira....can't compare lol. But after change the compressor to so call orginal (not in TC), is like shit, they set the compressor running too frequent....and i guess FC increase liao.
#69
Posted 15 September 2009 - 01:20 PM
Toyota shared similar engines for certain models with entry 1.0 cc engines.
hahaha...maybe...
but this DVVT is running belt..weird...
like shit ??? too cold ? hot ??
why u change the compressor ? this compressor damm durable one...
#70
Posted 17 September 2009 - 10:51 AM
Toyota's Dual VVT-i sounds impressive but again by that time will be pricing issue since T brand commands a high premium... Wonder if the direct injection engines with dual vvt-i can run efficiently on RON95?
FYI the G11 Sylphy in Japan comes with HID... rear discs,.. and many high level equipments but not here..
As long as the engine is not GDI, the type that injector injects fuel straight into combustion chamber, RON95 is still effective though less efficient on FC & energy compared to RON97. Toyota dual VVT-i is definitely ok with RON95. For GDI, will see bigger difference between using RON95 & RON97.