Rtek Does anyone else have a s4 rtek 2.1 with no rev limit?
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Does anyone else have a s4 rtek 2.1 with no rev limit?
So I just hit 8710 according to my apexi acvr which is connected to the trailing coil wire for rpm at the ecu. Isnt there suppose to be a rev limiter to hit rather than revving to the moon and beyond lol.
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Tonight I was trying the two step system out I rigged up and I accidentally disengaged it while my foot was floored. My car rev to 9100 per the reading on the boost controller and at that moment I went blank and my foot popped off the clutch....... I really need to find a way to put a rev limiter on here before something breaks.
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Sounds like it blew from not being built to handle the rev's you were running.
like turb2ltr said, it's the stock rev limiter, which i have never be able to hit... except when i tried to blow an engine.... and it's certainly doesn't bounce like a honda would. it's more like it maxxs out at around 9k and stays there.
you know alot of people complain b/c the rev limiter gets in the way. ultimately isn't it your responce ability to shift/let off. and if you need it for drifting(buckey) maybe you should spend the extra cash for your purpose and get a soft touch rev limiter. i understand not wanting to lift the throttle during a slide.
like turb2ltr said, it's the stock rev limiter, which i have never be able to hit... except when i tried to blow an engine.... and it's certainly doesn't bounce like a honda would. it's more like it maxxs out at around 9k and stays there.
you know alot of people complain b/c the rev limiter gets in the way. ultimately isn't it your responce ability to shift/let off. and if you need it for drifting(buckey) maybe you should spend the extra cash for your purpose and get a soft touch rev limiter. i understand not wanting to lift the throttle during a slide.
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just a dumb question, and its just out of pure curiousity,
but could one adjust the timing of the rtek sooo retarded at [X]rpm that it would rev limit?
im just curious, dont think id try it either way lol dont need it
even racing the **** out of my car, ive only bounced of 8.5 a couple times for only 1-2sec
.. would be kind of interesting to find out tho
but could one adjust the timing of the rtek sooo retarded at [X]rpm that it would rev limit?
im just curious, dont think id try it either way lol dont need it
even racing the **** out of my car, ive only bounced of 8.5 a couple times for only 1-2sec
.. would be kind of interesting to find out tho
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just a dumb question, and its just out of pure curiousity,
but could one adjust the timing of the rtek sooo retarded at [X]rpm that it would rev limit?
im just curious, dont think id try it either way lol dont need it
even racing the **** out of my car, ive only bounced of 8.5 a couple times for only 1-2sec
.. would be kind of interesting to find out tho
but could one adjust the timing of the rtek sooo retarded at [X]rpm that it would rev limit?
im just curious, dont think id try it either way lol dont need it
even racing the **** out of my car, ive only bounced of 8.5 a couple times for only 1-2sec
.. would be kind of interesting to find out tho
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ya, thats my worry. i wont be trying it myself, but its a cool thought.
also, having some sort of built-in 2step at [X]RPM with some switch controller, doesnt seem
like itd be too hard for the DEVS to write in, but then again, easy for me to say
wish i just had money to test a bunch of the ideas floating around in the RTEK section...
also, having some sort of built-in 2step at [X]RPM with some switch controller, doesnt seem
like itd be too hard for the DEVS to write in, but then again, easy for me to say
wish i just had money to test a bunch of the ideas floating around in the RTEK section...
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