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Originally Posted by chii370 Has anyone came up with a way to turn off this cars limiters that don't cost 550+ dollars from the get go? I personally believe that
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The "torque limiter" in low gears (1st for sure, and possibly 2nd as well) is an igntion spark advance and throttle control to prevent frying the rear tyres and more importantly, giving the gearbox a hard time in lower gears. It is Nissan's defence mechanism against ham-firsted launches that break the gearbox (think "dial up 7-grand and sidestep the clutch pedal" type launches). Bear in mind that a gearbox is actually a torque multiplication device - and 1st gear in a 6MT has a ratio of 3.7949 to 1 implies that each tooth in 1st gear has to deal with 3.7949 times maxTorque of 365Nm .... hence Mr Nissan's worldly engineers thought "we have control of the throttle and spark so we'll take the edge off this ... and maybe the gearbox will last a little longer". Sure, you might not be able to accomplish the long snakey twin black line launches in an older car, but you can still launch at the limits of tyre adhesion, it is just not so spectacular. If you really want spectacular, spend the bucks ... RB Last edited by BGTV8; 08-02-2010 at 03:11 AM. |
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