dyno with VI today
#41
Originally posted by Mishmosh
This is what I was thinking also--I wish I got in another run at 5200rpm. It's just a shame that without the raised redline, the time the valves are open is rather short-lived. Too bad there is not an easy way to raise the rev limiter without paying $650 for an ECU upgrade to eek out that extra 500 rpm.
This is what I was thinking also--I wish I got in another run at 5200rpm. It's just a shame that without the raised redline, the time the valves are open is rather short-lived. Too bad there is not an easy way to raise the rev limiter without paying $650 for an ECU upgrade to eek out that extra 500 rpm.
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#42
Originally posted by Mishmosh
This is what I was thinking also--I wish I got in another run at 5200rpm. It's just a shame that without the raised redline, the time the valves are open is rather short-lived. Too bad there is not an easy way to raise the rev limiter without paying $650 for an ECU upgrade to eek out that extra 500 rpm.
This is what I was thinking also--I wish I got in another run at 5200rpm. It's just a shame that without the raised redline, the time the valves are open is rather short-lived. Too bad there is not an easy way to raise the rev limiter without paying $650 for an ECU upgrade to eek out that extra 500 rpm.
Dave
#44
Originally posted by Dave B
I'll be renting a dyno for an hour when I get my VI. This will give me plenty of time to play around with rpm switch. I'll let you know how it goes.
Dave
I'll be renting a dyno for an hour when I get my VI. This will give me plenty of time to play around with rpm switch. I'll let you know how it goes.
Dave
As far as the ME Maximas go, their redline is the same as ours. You can clearly see it in the video RoadThief posted where he went all the way to 158mph.
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