where did the extra 35 hp in the 3.8....
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Hondas do not use a 3d profile that will shift from one side to the other depending on the RPm. They have an extra lobe on the cams that will get pressed when the oil pressure increases enough and it eather completely move to a different valve or open a seccond valve in adition to increase performance
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
GM will be keeping the 60* V6... we should have know that when GM started talking about the 3500 and the larger 3900... While the Basic design of the 3800 has remained unchanged regaurdless of that fact that that the Series III is the same thing as the series II with the addition of Fly By Wire...
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Originally Posted by jr's3800
GM will be keeping the 60* V6... we should have know that when GM started talking about the 3500 and the larger 3900... While the Basic design of the 3800 has remained unchanged regaurdless of that fact that that the Series III is the same thing as the series II with the addition of Fly By Wire...
I was thinking more along the lines of the Internals are basicly unchanged... There were a few improvements, but you have the same 3800 engine..
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