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the limiter is the limiter on whatever car.... sitting bouncing on it will not do the car any good and I know they dont rev(they're not designed to rev like a type R ) that hard hence why their power is all from 1800-4200ish....no need to go past 4700 to catch decent revs in next gear so why bounce it off the limiter where the valvetrain especially cops a flogging !?? :innocent:

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tghe low revving grunty setup is one of the reasons I bought it ! the v8 wasnt making power to 4K revs and up ! this thing is in full song way before 4k ! awsome ! :buttonit:

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the limiter is the limiter on whatever car.... sitting bouncing on it will not do the car any good and I know they dont rev(they're not designed to rev like a type R ) that hard hence why their power is all from 1800-4200ish....no need to go past 4700 to catch decent revs in next gear so why bounce it off the limiter where the valvetrain especially cops a flogging !?? :dontknow:

dunno what your on about my car makes peak power at 5200

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what I am on about is IF your car makes all its power before 4500, why rev to limiter where power has significantly dropped off as the stock map does ! (unless mapped by tuner ) ? If yours makes peak at 5200 has it been mapped ? what car is it ? FG (original posters car ?) makes all its grunt from 1800-4200ish so no need to rev the tits out of it ! pretty obvious ? :dontknow:

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