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Oct 9, 2003

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the more mods u put on your car does it change the redline of your car..???????????????

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errr no, that's only if u play around with your computer and reprogram the rev limiter.

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so the limit is 7.2

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I know our redlines are around 6.5k not sure exactly how much, but I dunno how high you can really take it, I have a DX=no tachometer.

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^^ same i hate that.

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umm no mods except for a different ecu or reprogrammed ecu will change your redline

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well i have an ex and my redline is 7.2

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on the tach. the bars turn red at 6800....but u can rev it to 7200
and at 7200 is fuel cut off point.

did that help u guys?

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A word of advice, avoid hitting the fuel cutoff if at all possible...

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it probably wont do anything considering the fact that there are lots of ecu's raising rev limiters on other egines d15, d16, i dont see why not d17

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depends on what the engine is made out of... our engines most likely arent rated to go any hirer than 7500 sustained... so be cautious and not overrev, yes its possible to overrev your car, but im not going to tell you because i dont want to be responsible for breaking your engine

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dont you need stronger valvesprings so the valves arent at a floating point when it revs too high and doesnt close all the way and risks colliding into a piston?

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Does it depend if you have an LX or EX? I heard fuel cut on LX was 7K. Redline is the same....
Redline on a D16Z is 7200.

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it probably wont do anything considering the fact that there are lots of ecu's raising rev limiters on other egines d15, d16, i dont see why not d17

D17's are different because of the ecu controlled ignition obd2's are a bitch.
NO ONE has been able to raise the rev limit yet with the stock ecu.

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depends on what the engine is made out of... our engines most likely arent rated to go any hirer than 7500 sustained... so be cautious and not overrev, yes its possible to overrev your car, but im not going to tell you because i dont want to be responsible for breaking your engine

hey I will take the blame....just be crusing at 80mph and drop it into second. that will do the job. (Warning do not try this)