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Old 08-03-02, 04:15 PM
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A sad thing to have to admit, but...

I've had my rex for 2 years... I found out yesterday that the shift buzzer works.

I know, I'm pathetic.
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hehehehe ....
20 lashes for you, and you must now walk over hot coals
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TWO YEARS AND YOU DIDNT RED LINE IT?!?!?!?! damn thats gotta be boring. I hold mine in the red line daily, ****.. multi times daily. You're poor rex j/p man
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WOW. I learned that the day I bought my car. A buddy of mine had a friend w/ a FB, and he told me to redline it and see what happened. I love that little thing!! Ricers needs shift lights, racers need buzzers
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so, is the buzzer supposed to come on just before redline or after. mine goes on at about 7800RPM and I have a 91 N/A
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I've never redlined my FD. I really baby my baby. I'll do it someday.
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yea that would be it jeff.......i redline my car every time i take it out unless im poor and dont wanna waste gas...i wish i couldnt redline it but its such an addiction...driving it is sooo fun!!!!!!

Now that u redlined it once, do yourself and your car a favor and drive it like it wants to be!!redline that diddy..the relationship between u and your car will be forever changed
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Originally posted by jeff_oner
so, is the buzzer supposed to come on just before redline or after. mine goes on at about 7800RPM and I have a 91 N/A
It comes on before redline. My '87's buzzer comes on about 6800RPMs.

Redlining the car is a daily thing for me. I think its a disease! The sound of the engine at redline, the buzzer and the flames when I shift are VERY addicting. I need help.
Old 08-03-02, 07:35 PM
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WELL MY BUZZER works when it wants to soi do not have a buzzer. really sucks!have a shift light though which isnt that cool under my white gauges so all it is is a yellow square! lol i can resolder the cpu for the buzzer right?
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hrm... I wouldn't know... auto sucks. I can't wait till I have the money to get it converted, although my dad doesn't want me to, so I'm thinking that if he doesn't let me, I'll just sell it and buy a TII.
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I don't know if mine works but I did hit 6997 on my S-afc last week
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lol **** you guys I hit redline everytime I drive my car anyway....whether it be a hour trip or a min. down to the store
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I freak people out with that buzzer. When someone is riding with me, and I hit redline, I act like something broke. They start panicking... Definately worth trying that if you haven't before.

Never redlined your FD? Have fun rebuilding the engine once its carbon locked...
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People always ask me what the beeping was. First time I did it I thought someone was honking at me. Now I redline it everytime I drive it. It is addicting...very
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yeah the first time i did it (about an hr after buying the car) i thought that some one was laying onthe horn at me
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Originally posted by easy p-cheesy
Never redlined your FD? Have fun rebuilding the engine once its carbon locked...
easy....I knew you were cool. Sometimes, I LIVE in the redline....I've pushed her to 9900 rpm's before. I have a freind with a stock tranny that has gone to 11000 rpms
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I don't think mine has a redline buzzer.. or does my ECU need resoldered?
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they all have buzzers, i had one car where it was broken. the damn thing would sometimes go off at 4k sometimes 8k, but mostly somewhere in between

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Originally posted by Pinfield357
yeah the first time i did it (about an hr after buying the car) i thought that some one was laying onthe horn at me
Goddamnit change your avatar!! It makes me think it's stickgoat posting and I was like WTF stick has a 7?!?!

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never redline my car yet, just took it to 7k
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Apart from cleaning out carbon deposits, is there much point Redlining? I'm not sure of exact figures, but Torque would drop off somewhere around 6000rpms (Turbo car), so wouldn't that be the optimum shift point?
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Shifting at redline is best for power on ANY car. Unless it runs out of steam at a low RPM. By shifting at 7k the arps come down to 5300-5500 depending on the gear. Perfect!!
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Originally posted by StarionX
Apart from cleaning out carbon deposits, is there much point Redlining? I'm not sure of exact figures, but Torque would drop off somewhere around 6000rpms (Turbo car), so wouldn't that be the optimum shift point?
Yeah, I'm curious too. I always thought redlining was bad for the engine...taking it to its limit and pushing it really hard. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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rotary engines like/need to be redlined it helps clean out the carbon deposits and for shifting you would want to take it a few hundred rpms over so that when the rpms drop during the shift you are still in your power curve.
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Originally posted by rico05
WOW. I learned that the day I bought my car. A buddy of mine had a friend w/ a FB, and he told me to redline it and see what happened. I love that little thing!! Ricers needs shift lights, racers need buzzers
with my mods, i cant hear the buzzer anymore. i had to get a light. does that make me ricey?


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