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Originally Posted by FPenvy i really dont see a reason power wise but the stock rev limiter on the non-nismo Z i wanted lifted for racing reasons. there was a

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Old 02-07-2014, 03:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i really dont see a reason power wise but the stock rev limiter on the non-nismo Z i wanted lifted for racing reasons. there was a few times where i would be close to 7400 (stock limiter setting) and i would feel the ECU cutting in. i didnt like it so it got moved to let me drive like i wanted to without interference.
If it is just to give you a little more space between your optimal shift point, and banging off the limiter I guess that somewhat makes sense. However, I dont think taking it above that on a regular basis is a good idea at all, especially when you factor in that your not making any more power.
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It might be if you can raise it, maintain power, and when you shift to the next gear you end up in a better part of the rev range. Allowing you to maximize power better, but at the risk of revving higher.
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If it is just to give you a little more space between your optimal shift point, and banging off the limiter I guess that somewhat makes sense. However, I dont think taking it above that on a regular basis is a good idea at all, especially when you factor in that your not making any more power.
yea i agree but as i said before i dont run it up that high ever really. i may go above 7700 here and there if i shift late for some reason but never holding it as to cause damage.
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