Subject	That's actually a good question, all I can say for sure is
Posted by	ZLover4Life on August 24, 2003 at 1:27 AM
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In Reply To	Hitting the rev limiter posted by TwinTurboPete on August 24, 2003 at 12:55 AM
Message	no, it doesn't damage the engine. As Spee said, that's what it's there for "all street races have three sides to the story... the one owners side, the other onwers side, and the truth" - Posted by gtclk on August 22, 2003 at 4:44 PM
Follow Ups	Hitting the rev limiter - TwinTurboPete 00:55:22 08/24/03 nope, that's why it is there. to protect the motor. - Spee 01:03:39 08/24/03 shows how much of a newbie i am - mickiemagik 01:10:14 08/24/03 rev limiter sorry!!! (n/m) - mickiemagik 01:31:13 08/24/03 7000 (n/m) - komplexZ 08:10:02 08/24/03 ^^redline (n/m) - komplexZ 14:17:33 08/24/03 7200RPM if you upgrade the ECU.... (n/m) - takirb 10:19:27 08/24/03 That's actually a good question, all I can say for sure is - ZLover4Life 01:27:15 08/24/03 You don't want to hit it in high gears. (n/m) - ZHOUND 01:36:16 08/24/03 Pete, you NEED a traction control unit. I'd really really h - Bernie (OOParts International) 07:14:22 08/24/03 He had a Race Logic TC unit but sold it (n/m) - TARGETZ 15:30:01 08/24/03 BMW M3s will put a over rev code on the ECU, if you miss a>> - Naed 09:47:43 08/24/03 Better than the audible tac's in 1st gen rx7's - U ZCREAM 11:30:53 08/24/03 The Drag Racing Industry Has Been Using Them For Years. - kdak 11:36:51 08/24/03 Isnt that more of a secondary limiter? Kind of like the full - ZPilot(Miami) 13:48:45 08/24/03
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