Does the Stock 951 have a Rev-Limiter?
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Does the stock 951 have a Rev limiter on it, and does the fuel cut off? I just was wondering. I have only had the car up to about 148mph, but will the car run over into redline area?? Does the car cut out?
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Yes, it is rev limited in stock form at about 6800? or so. It interrupts the spark and holds the revs down that way. I've had min up to 165 indicated, but the speedos read a bit high, so it's probably more like 158 or so.
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LOL, that reminds me of when I decided to see what the kill switch on my bike did if I flipped it to off when I was riding. Turns out, nothing much happens when its off (spark cut), but turning it back on makes one hell of a bang from the exhaust. I won't be doing that again
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The rev limit only cuts fuel. If it cut ignition your tach would mysteriously quit working when you hit redline. Fuel is reenabled after the rpms drop below the limit, so if you keep your foot in it you do get the bounce.
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But is it really worse to "bounce" than to be at constant 6800 rpm..
None of the reasons mentioned above is related to the bouncing itself rather than high rpm.
None of the reasons mentioned above is related to the bouncing itself rather than high rpm.
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It really depends on the engine load. If set to low rpms and no load, the revlimit bounce is nice and gentle. This is what you hear with the launch control setups on the ricers.
With the revlimit at high rpms and under heavy load, you will be switching between full rich and full lean very quickly, full power/no power. Not good for the rod bearings, valve train or drive train.
With the revlimit at high rpms and under heavy load, you will be switching between full rich and full lean very quickly, full power/no power. Not good for the rod bearings, valve train or drive train.