Does ECU Data Show Number of Times 9k RPMs hit?
#1
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Does ECU Data Show Number of Times 9k RPMs hit?
Anyone familiar with the data that is logged in the ECU? I was wondering if we might be able to figure out the number of times an engine hit redline? I don't mean over-revs.
Thanks.
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#2
No, just over revs logged by the ECU. You may see some range 1 over revs from hitting redline.
#4
Only over revs are logged by the ECU in the DME report.
For the number of times your car hit exactly redline, just check with your local doctor on amount of dopamine spikes you had due to pure joy.
Hope this helps.
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I think sometimes when you hit the rev limiter it is possible to very slightly exceed 9k (counts as Range 1 over-rev, but is not harmful and won't affect your warranty).
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Thanks guys. If there were range 1's I wonder how consistent they'd be from vehicle to vehicle. For example, if these innocent over revs represent 5% of total times 9k was hit, looking at this data could help approximate how hard the car was driven, relative to the miles on the clock.
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Thanks guys. If there were range 1's I wonder how consistent they'd be from vehicle to vehicle. For example, if these innocent over revs represent 5% of total times 9k was hit, looking at this data could help approximate how hard the car was driven, relative to the miles on the clock.
Depending on how the ranges are organized, Range 2 or more might be fine too...
#10
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If you are looking for reasons why engines fail, look elsewhere. Full auto, 9k rpm shift every time on 7000 track miles. Lap times keep getting faster with each track day
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Keep up the good work Joe!! I love reading your posts, and watching your videos is truly informative. Your time spent analyzing GT4 vs GT3 has been enjoyable as well. Tire manufacturers love guys like you!!!
#13
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Originally Posted by qbix
Your engine is still E orthojoe? 7000mil is quite reassuring.
Originally Posted by MileHigh911
Keep up the good work Joe!! I love reading your posts, and watching your videos is truly informative. Your time spent analyzing GT4 vs GT3 has been enjoyable as well. Tire manufacturers love guys like you!!!
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