Subject	One more time...
Posted by	Kenny on November 09, 2006 at 3:37 PM
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In Reply To	Actually, friction would stop it... posted by BigTDogg (MA) on November 09, 2006 at 03:29 PM
Message	The rotational mass only gains momentum when the cylinders are firing, thus when the spark/fuel is cut, decelleration begins immediately - thanks to friction as you stated, and the momentum of the piston/rod assemblies constantly accelerating in different directions. The only way to spin past the rev limiter is if the cylinder fire(s) between the rpm polling points push it past the critical rotational velocity, and even then it would be less than a few rpms. Recursively Yours, Kenny... PETZ Member #5 You guys rock socks. (Click for pie-chart)
Follow Ups	An reply to BigTdogg to my post, When drag racing or - Eishozzzz 06:16:53 11/09/06 Wrong, your tach is probably slightly off at higher rpm - Crim 07:02:24 11/09/06 I wouldn't totally trust a stock tach accuracy - turbomaniac 07:07:21 11/09/06 actually I don't even think the ecu has to do any - turbomaniac 07:19:15 11/09/06 The stock tach is only off by 2/3 hundred RPM. Not 1/2 K rpm (n/m) - Eishozzzz 15:16:40 11/09/06 When you miss shift, an ECU can't do anything to avoid the - TheTwinZ (Peru) 07:27:35 11/09/06 Another action would be to automatically press the clutch... - TheTwinZ (Peru) 07:43:17 11/09/06 Easier said than done. You're there b4 you know it. (n/m) - SuparexTT 19:39:31 11/09/06 That's an accidental downshit. - Kenny 07:59:56 11/09/06 I see :) (n/m) - TheTwinZ (Peru) 08:16:21 11/09/06 Haven't let one go accidentally in at least a few years ;) (n/m) - Kez43 11:07:02 11/09/06 I let one go when no one is in ear shot :) (n/m) - AzHeat 18:21:16 11/09/06 Please, stick to eating crayons. (n/m) - Kenny 07:59:12 11/09/06 Sometimes you are inspired. - Technomancer 18:55:01 11/09/06 You don't think the ECU is smart enough to detect a - BigTDogg (MA) 09:56:36 11/09/06 another issue with missing a shift.. - TURBO GAGE 12:36:48 11/09/06 Momentum would stop it from accelerating past... - Kenny 14:55:56 11/09/06 Actually, friction would stop it... - BigTDogg (MA) 15:29:34 11/09/06 One more time... - Kenny 15:37:25 11/09/06 Actually you gain momentum when you go from load - AzHeat 18:31:33 11/09/06 Wrong. - Kenny 18:40:51 11/09/06 Think of a bow & arrow or sling shot. In gear the - AzHeat 18:55:28 11/09/06 Unloading the engine decreases the mass just like - AzHeat 19:08:44 11/09/06 Please, read my post again. (n/m) - Kenny 22:06:54 11/09/06 Don't think so.... - RSR 08:50:21 11/10/06 <3 (n/m) - Kenny 10:06:24 11/10/06
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