8,000rpm beeper
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8,000rpm beeper
this is cool feature, wether or not it is stock im not sure, however what does disconnecting this progressivly more annoying horn function entail? is it a simple plug or relay that needs to be cut out? suggestions plz
How high does everyone rev their FC's? I shift much lower than the buzzer when I'm cruising. At the track I use the buzzer as my "shift light". Just wondering how high some people take the rev's and where most people's shift points are when drag racing.
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ilike2eatricers- its not set to go off at a set RPM but at the most fuel efficient point depending on throttle possition.
Ex= Cruising at a light pace it will go off at 26 or 2700rpms. Mild driving it will go off at say 3500 or 4000rpms. WOT situations it will not come on untill around 5krpms or a little higher. Hope that helps.
Ex= Cruising at a light pace it will go off at 26 or 2700rpms. Mild driving it will go off at say 3500 or 4000rpms. WOT situations it will not come on untill around 5krpms or a little higher. Hope that helps.
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From: Rotaryland, New Hampshire
There was a thread a long long time ago on this. The buzzer can be "changed' by changing the restiance of some line on the gauge cluster. its been over a year sence i read it but i know its possible. Search the 2nd gen forum a few dozen pages back, its there
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