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GUNLINE 11-19-2003 07:55 AM

reving high
 
i acidentally bounced my rev a couple times off the redline cause I was paying attention to my turn instead of how high i was reving!

how bad is this?:(

Sil40_Mayhem 11-19-2003 08:21 AM

Re: reving high
 

Originally posted by GUNLINE
i acidentally bounced my rev a couple times off the redline cause I was paying attention to my turn instead of how high i was reving!

how bad is this?:(

i'm thinking since our cars have rev limiters (unless u had urs removed), it shouldn't be that bad at all. now if ur operating ur motor in the redline range 55% of the time or more, don't expect to get 400K out of it...:p

then again, i know squat about motors. u may wanna go w/a second opinion...:o

J-spec_RPS13 11-19-2003 08:38 AM

i've seen tsuchiya redline the "esprit" ek9 a couple of times. i dont think its really that big.

i also asked my cous' friend and he said that it wasnt bad for the motor.

GUNLINE 11-19-2003 08:41 AM

ok cool then:rolleyes:

-HyJynX- 11-19-2003 08:44 AM

Yea...dont get redline happy though, u will regret it;)

Jonas 11-19-2003 02:40 PM

all of you what is wrong with you...!!! kid the reason why we have rev limiters is so that you dont hit them.... not that you hit it pretty much your engine is ****ed... you better start buying internals now... lol nah jk:naughty: it wont hurt it that much just dont do it ALL the time, you hardcore drifter you

wootwoot 11-20-2003 01:36 PM

fuel cut off at redline keeps you safe


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