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this question has been on my mind ever since
Sup FD owners. My question is if you raise the rpm redline from 8000 to 9000k does it make any difference,
i was thinking it would help out with acceleration, but im guessing it would be to much for the 13B-TT
i was thinking it would help out with acceleration, but im guessing it would be to much for the 13B-TT
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thanks but i was talking about raising the rpms does it make a difference performance wise
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I would figure the only time to actually raise the RPM's is if you port the engine, Reason : Some porting will rendure your performance at low rpms and you will only have that power on high rpms, like Bridge porting. you wont see your true horsepower until 5000k
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^^not really
its all relative
but in general, you are right..
the shorter the gear ratios, the quicker the revs and most of the time, that means a lower top speed..but vice versa with longer gear ratios, better top end to what degree? lets say you have a 2004 celica 6 speed, longer gear ratios than the 5 speed obviously but that doesnt really mean it has "better" top end.. i mean the 6th gear is pretty much pointless due to the lack of power it needs to actually move that car in its 6th gear..
but i get your point though
its all relative
but in general, you are right..
the shorter the gear ratios, the quicker the revs and most of the time, that means a lower top speed..but vice versa with longer gear ratios, better top end to what degree? lets say you have a 2004 celica 6 speed, longer gear ratios than the 5 speed obviously but that doesnt really mean it has "better" top end.. i mean the 6th gear is pretty much pointless due to the lack of power it needs to actually move that car in its 6th gear..
but i get your point though
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