Acceptable over revs (DME range) for 2004
#16
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If the car has been flashed and had the rev limiter raised to say 7000rpm, everytime the car went over 6750 it would appear as an over-rev. This does not mean there is damage to the car.
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This is a likely incorrect assessment. The hours recorded is the last incident....there is no way to tell what actually happened at that incident unless you have a complete history (and therefore can see changes to the over rev conditions over time). It is more likely the car is hitting the rev 1 in spirited driving over time not all at once. In any case 440 rev 2s is minor IMHO.
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I have to disagree You have no idea how far the rev 2 went, at least with rev 1 they hit the limiter. Rev 2do not! As I said in the past posts, my impression this car was tracked!
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Sometimes when people track or autocross, they let the car bounce off the rev limiter instead of shifting into next gear when it is a short straight. It don't think it does any harm to the car.