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sy_VTR
18th March 2007, 20:28
as above
kenny
18th March 2007, 20:30
7250rpm iirc
kenny
18th March 2007, 20:31
maybe totally wrong tho
craig180
18th March 2007, 20:43
Spot on 7250 as standard.
kenny
18th March 2007, 20:47
yass i do pay attention lol
woodsy
18th March 2007, 20:55
mines 7600-7800
craig180
18th March 2007, 21:01
mines 7600-7800

It must heve been chipped or mapped before or running a different box. Mine soft cuts at 7850 because I've had it remapped and it used to make peak power as the limiter was cutting in!
Tobs
18th March 2007, 21:12
been remapped then mate boggo from cirtoen is 7250

i thought they rev to like 15,000?
woodsy
18th March 2007, 21:13
has ben mapped yes but tbh the last time i took it to the limiter was ages and ages ago so i cant give you a actual reading as i cant rememeber lol

ill go rev the testicles of it tomoz and find out lol
carter
18th March 2007, 21:15
been remapped then mate boggo from cirtoen is 7250

i thought they rev to like 15,000?

15000!?? in a saxo?!
Tobs
18th March 2007, 21:15
has ben mapped yes but tbh the last time i took it to the limiter was ages and ages ago so i cant give you a actual reading as i cant rememeber lol

ill go rev the testicles of it tomoz and find out lol

then watch ur head blow out of the bonnent :p
woodsy
18th March 2007, 21:16
na mate

it will fall out the bottom
Tobs
18th March 2007, 21:23
15000!?? in a saxo?!

i was joking mate:p
craig180
18th March 2007, 21:25
The 16 valve tu engines themselves were tested to 12k for up to x number of mins during initial testing! So now you know!!!
Tobs
18th March 2007, 21:28
every engine is tested to its max until the rings start to burn away and melt
SAM33R
18th March 2007, 22:52
a honda type-r revs to 10 k ;)
Sean
18th March 2007, 22:56
It must heve been chipped or mapped before or running a different box. Mine soft cuts at 7850 because I've had it remapped and it used to make peak power as the limiter was cutting in!

different gearbox wont make it rev any higher, vts's with unlocked ecu's seem to rev to a few hundred rpm more than standard limiter, so very possible this could be the case here.
SAM33R
18th March 2007, 22:58
i thought the unlocked ecu just removes the imobilzer code????
Sean
18th March 2007, 23:00
it does but for some reason it seems to raise the limiter by a little, it did with mine and has done with a few people on here.
SAM33R
18th March 2007, 23:02
ohhhh.... does it make a difference in performance once your beyond the peak power curve?????
Sean
18th March 2007, 23:22
not on standard cam nope.
SAM33R
18th March 2007, 23:24
cheers:y: