What does everyone think about an 8200rpm rev limit?
#1
What does everyone think about an 8200rpm rev limit?
Lucas tuned my car at the Dift Office this last weekend and the thing runs and feels like a whole new car. I really rung it out on the way work this morning and hit the newly raised rev limiter for the first time.
My question is this. Does everyone feel that moving the limiter to 8000+ rpms is safe?
Thanks.
My question is this. Does everyone feel that moving the limiter to 8000+ rpms is safe?
Thanks.
#2
That was a slight configuration error on my part. I can lower that for you if you like at no charge, but on the stock valvetrain I revved higher than that for a whole season. I personally feel its safe and still have mine set higher, but thats a personal judgement call.
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#6
That was a slight configuration error on my part. I can lower that for you if you like at no charge, but on the stock valvetrain I revved higher than that for a whole season. I personally feel its safe and still have mine set higher, but thats a personal judgement call.
What is your recommendation for rev limit on a totally stock valve train?
BTW - the tune you guys did was fantastic!
Last edited by ACLdestroyer; Apr 22, 2008 at 12:47 AM.
#7
^^ lowering the rev limit is a pretty simple process that would take no time for someone who has the cable and the time. With simple mods you should be fine....you probably shift long before 8k on average anyway right? .
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#9
So ya I will be careful for a while, til I can get it lowered.
Its probably time for me to get into tuning anyways. Time to order a cable.
#10
It is safe and not really a problem, your power has dropped of quite a bit at that point anyway, if you would like to have it lowered, I can do it for you, so you dont have to drive all the day down to see Luke and Aaron, just let me know if you want to, and we can set up a time!
#11
I'd think all of us with a JB tune are flashed at 8k. Personally, the car pulls just fine and doesn't miss a beat all the way up. If I didn't have an 8k limit I'd have a real hard time down at Portland raceway as I'm constantly in that last 1k RPM. It's just how timing and cornering works out on that track for me. The other 360 days a year, I don't redline before shifting, it's pretty easy actually to control the revs with the right foot.