Rotaries and Those Pesky Redlines
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Rotaries and Those Pesky Redlines
How damaging is it to take your rotary 1k into the red?
that damn buzzer doesnt go off in time when Im not paying attention and I have caught myself 2 times sitting at about 8100rpm in my turbo 2....
that damn buzzer doesnt go off in time when Im not paying attention and I have caught myself 2 times sitting at about 8100rpm in my turbo 2....
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Yeah, its all 4-7 with my car the way it is now, but I just wanted to make sure that I hadnt done like the UNSPEAKABLE to my engine...
BTW, what kinda oil pressure you guys getting at idle...
BTW, what kinda oil pressure you guys getting at idle...
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My car has had PMS today. It was idling at 2000-1800 jumping, I reset ecu, then It was 1500-1400 then it was 1000-800 and after 3 ecu resets Im back to a 750rpm idle!
YAY FOR ME! Persistance pays off in this case...
YAY FOR ME! Persistance pays off in this case...
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I imagine that 8000rpm won't do it any real damage since that is the stock redline of the non-turbos, and it's basically the same engine. The turbo totally chokes the airflow up there however, so you don't get any decent power.
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Is that fuel cut without a FCD because I have an FCD, or is that, oh **** cant stop it the rotor is going to turn off no matter what?
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My "Old" n/a would zip up to 7500 with ease, but My T2 seems like it would much rather be shifted at 6000. I would have thought that 8000 in a T2 would be very bad. Is it the stock porting that chokes the T2 after 6k? would a straight through turbo back exhaust free up the 6-7k range?
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I've driven a basically stock TII (cone air filter and some exhaust work done.. but I'm not sure what) .. 7PSI of boost
Anyways, The car zipped up to the redline so quick that I shifted at around 7800, car was still making tons of power up there, so I'd say a good exhaust would free up 6-7k pretty well.
My stupid redline buzzer goes off allready at like 6200, I gotta fix that, its annoying.
Anyways, The car zipped up to the redline so quick that I shifted at around 7800, car was still making tons of power up there, so I'd say a good exhaust would free up 6-7k pretty well.
My stupid redline buzzer goes off allready at like 6200, I gotta fix that, its annoying.
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The stock tach is inaccurate. I hear my redline buzzer in my '91 vert (N/A) at 8K - which also happens to be redline, so I know that the tach is reading too low.
Also, on my AE I can watch my haltech readout and I can see that the tach is off from the what the data screen says (stock reads too high).
Just a thought for you kids. Now play nicely.
Also, on my AE I can watch my haltech readout and I can see that the tach is off from the what the data screen says (stock reads too high).
Just a thought for you kids. Now play nicely.
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I shift at around 7k.. when normal driving i'm always shifting at 4-4500k, just to make sure those secondary's get used, lol
I get about 19mpg the way i drive (shift always at 4-4500) and redline in 3rd.. about 4-8 times a day. Gotta make sure she's ALIVE!
I also feed my baby castrol 20w50 every 2000k miles.. i'm VERY religious with oil and fluid checks/changes... Maybe that's why my old motor lasted to 208,000... and still runs! (just smokes alot, lol_
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I get about 19mpg the way i drive (shift always at 4-4500) and redline in 3rd.. about 4-8 times a day. Gotta make sure she's ALIVE!
I also feed my baby castrol 20w50 every 2000k miles.. i'm VERY religious with oil and fluid checks/changes... Maybe that's why my old motor lasted to 208,000... and still runs! (just smokes alot, lol_
-Markus
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Originally posted by 13bpower
My "Old" n/a would zip up to 7500 with ease, but My T2 seems like it would much rather be shifted at 6000. I would have thought that 8000 in a T2 would be very bad. Is it the stock porting that chokes the T2 after 6k? would a straight through turbo back exhaust free up the 6-7k range?
My "Old" n/a would zip up to 7500 with ease, but My T2 seems like it would much rather be shifted at 6000. I would have thought that 8000 in a T2 would be very bad. Is it the stock porting that chokes the T2 after 6k? would a straight through turbo back exhaust free up the 6-7k range?
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Is that fuel cut without a FCD because I have an FCD, or is that, oh **** cant stop it the rotor is going to turn off no matter what?
Is that fuel cut without a FCD because I have an FCD, or is that, oh **** cant stop it the rotor is going to turn off no matter what?
those who say it doesn't exist.... try flooring you car in first and see when the fuel cuts. Then you'll know how inaccurate the stock tach is.
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Originally posted by BDoty311
Actually S4 n/as redline is 7K, only S5 n/as are 8K. If only I had another 1K rpms.
Actually S4 n/as redline is 7K, only S5 n/as are 8K. If only I had another 1K rpms.
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