Rev Limit- How high can you go?
I have been pondering rev limits for my squirted N/A 1.6. AFAIK, the stock limit is 7,300 rpm.
Im thinking around 7,800 rpm. My car is tracked and autocrossed EXTENSIVELY in CSP with 13" Wheels. This translates into a bunch of time spent on or near the limiter for autox. |
7800 will be fine I've heard as high as 8500 stock. But I wouldn't go past 8000.
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conversly what's the limits for the BP? stock is 6900 iirc, I've upped to 7200, but am wary to go higher..
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Up to 7400 since you autocross and track the car. For street use, where you don't hit the limiter so often, 7600. There is valve float above 7800, so there is absolutely no point going over 7800 on the stock valvetrain. Additionally, the stock pulley damper cannot damp the crankshaft's vibrations at that rpm zone (7600+), so you might have shifting problems (especially 2nd to 3rd) and if you insist on revving that high, you can shutter the oil pump's gears. Above 8000rpm you will destroy your rods. The B6 and the BP are boost friendly, not rev friendly (unfortunately).
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How about with boost and carillo rods? i was planning on limiting at 7500 anyway since the turbos gonna start getting less efficent around 6500
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7500 sounds fine.
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I once overrevved my stock motor (sweaty hands + stock shift knob = :mad: ) to about 9k and nothing blew up... These things are pretty stout :bigtu:
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Must have been reminiscing your last time driving a RX7 :)
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with a good set of rods, billet oil pump gears, and FM valve springs I'd say 9-10K isn't out of the question... but a lightweight pulley is.
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the question is when does the cam stop making power, reving the 8k does not do any good if you stop making power at 7k.
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i was under the impression there is valve float above 7800.....
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Originally Posted by Arkmage
(Post 53148)
with a good set of rods, billet oil pump gears, and FM valve springs I'd say 9-10K isn't out of the question... but a lightweight pulley is.
Originally Posted by TullosTech
the question is when does the cam stop making power, reving the 8k does not do any good if you stop making power at 7k.
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Originally Posted by TullosTech
(Post 53204)
the question is when does the cam stop making power, reving the 8k does not do any good if you stop making power at 7k.
Im thinking 7500 for AX and 7300 for track |
Originally Posted by TullosTech
(Post 53204)
the question is when does the cam stop making power, reving the 8k does not do any good if you stop making power at 7k.
great fun! :D |
Originally Posted by richyvrlimited
(Post 53298)
I've set my redline at 7500 and it pulls hard to the limiter. Prior to MS the power dropped off noticably after 6500.
great fun! :D It is indeed great fun. I am amazed at how much more peppy my lil' ole 1.6 is now run MS. I get to try it out for real next weekend at a HPDE in Rockingham. |
You pull the MAF yet?
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Originally Posted by kingofl337
(Post 53327)
You pull the MAF yet?
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Originally Posted by kingofl337
(Post 53327)
You pull the MAF yet?
Ohhh yeah! I replaced it with a piece of 3" exhaust pipe until I can make time to put my Fuji Racing IRTB's on. |
right on, i think irtb is the shizzle
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My '04 MX5 SE (aka Mazdaspeed Miata) now spends a lot of time on the track, I've been killing brakes and tyres, so I'm going to go with the 201rwhp map instead of the 233rwhp one and aim to become a better cornerer. The ECU presently stops the action at 6500rpm, which seemed a good thing with the high power map, but was a bit intrusive in several places on the tracks I drive at. So when I finally work out how to play around with the Haltech, can I go with a higher rev limit with less boost?
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