OBD1 Rev Limit
06-23-2006, 07:08 PM
#16
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Re: OBD1 Rev Limit
Originally Posted by Walter
it's impossible to rev more than 12K with a OBD1 ? 
Unless its an all motor b16a which will make power in the 9000's thats it
9000 is where most dohc vtec motors stop
06-23-2006, 07:38 PM
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Re: OBD1 Rev Limit
Originally Posted by Walter
oh, ok, it's just curiosity.. but Spoon make cars reving about 11K making power ...
thank you and i like said this was just curiosity..
thank you and i like said this was just curiosity..
Spoon is a compnay that hasnt built ---- in quality comapred to a bunch of middle age white men in america
Why are you at this site
honda-tech is always loookin for new douche bags
Repeat only a b16a with its little *** crank has the ability to make power in the high 9000 range and even then it will be a very aggresive build
11,000 carrying power is downright ------ a lie its not a f'in street bike
06-23-2006, 07:48 PM
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Re: OBD1 Rev Limit
There was a local with a typearrr, boosted, revving to aparently 12.5k, he shifted @ 11k with me in the car, but I cant really tell, couldnt see his tach...anyways, dyno may not make power that high, but is still pulling up there....and his third gear could top out higher then a b16 in 5th probably....a non power related advantage.
06-23-2006, 08:03 PM
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Re: OBD1 Rev Limit
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Why does it matter?
No car has ever made power beyond 5500 rpm. It's science.
No car has ever made power beyond 5500 rpm. It's science.
But yeah a N/A motor with no timing variation or anything. It is like 5,250rpm I think.
