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Old 11-09-01, 12:51 PM
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REdline and VDI question

I have a 90 GTU and I just want to know at what RPM does the VDI open and how high past redline can i go before fuel cutoff.

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On my 1990 GXL, my VDI opens at 5500RPM. You should feel it when it opens, the engine will rev faster and you will feel a slight extra pull from your car. It also makes a whinning sound (at least on my car)

As for how high you can go, I really don't know. Don't want to get into a lean situation when the fuel cuts and risk blowing the engine.

I usually shift at the redline. My car pulls till 8500rpm with my mods.
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I think fuel cut is at 8600 or 8700 rpms.
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I have hit something that might have been fuel cut at 8.6-8.7K as well.

The car is not usually making useful power at that range unless it is modified . . .
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VDI at 5700 and Rear rotor fuel cut at 8600(ish), at 8600 the cpu is hurting just to keep up, accurate timing is near impossible.
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The ECU operates the VDI solenoid at 5200rpm, as per Mazda's info. The rev limiter is at 8500rpm, again from Mazda.
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Originally Posted by NZConvertible
The ECU operates the VDI solenoid at 5200rpm, as per Mazda's info. The rev limiter is at 8500rpm, again from Mazda.
I guess the tach was always off. I had the solenoid harness wired to activate the solenoid remotely to opperate the VDI and activate a series of LEDs, one for the aux ports, and the other for the VDI. The VDI came online consistently at ~5600, independant of throttle position or engine temperature. Granted, Its hard to look at the tach when 100% throttle to catch exactly when it comes on.

The aux ports on the other hand would be consistantly at 3800 given more than 1/2 throttle, and engine at opperating temp. It wouldn't activate unless the temp gauge read right at its normal position.
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Mazda says the ECU activates the 6PI at 3850rpm. Close enough...
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cool, thanks!
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