revlimiters
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revlimiters
ive brought this up once, can anyone tell me definatively that the std starion ecu has no rev limiter?
i read somewhere than a cordia has a 'soft revlimit' at 7100rpm but jeez dunno how they found that out!
just spoke to a friend who owned a ja, swears he hit one doing a power u turn...
i read somewhere than a cordia has a 'soft revlimit' at 7100rpm but jeez dunno how they found that out!
just spoke to a friend who owned a ja, swears he hit one doing a power u turn...
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Well we ran My son's staz to 6800-7000rpm U will find the cam & turbo limit it, it will rev but not produce power. Also is U have balance shaft still in, when the enging is doing 6000rpm, the shafts are doing 12,000rpm, yes 12,000RPM! they don't like it 4 long, so best not 2 do it, or get rid of shafts :beer
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only one of em spins at 12000rpm
sirgsr: they are meant to stop the inherent vibration that most 4 cylinder motors make, by spinning two balance/silent shafts in opposite directions and at different speeds, its meant to stop it from vibrating.
the problem with them is they seize up..
sirgsr: they are meant to stop the inherent vibration that most 4 cylinder motors make, by spinning two balance/silent shafts in opposite directions and at different speeds, its meant to stop it from vibrating.
the problem with them is they seize up..
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if u dont mind a bit of vibration at certain RPM levels, no.
you will end up making more power without them as well.
you will end up making more power without them as well.
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balance shafts
Not quite correct, they both spin at the same speed in opposite directions. Vibration really isn't noticable, only on 2.6 and 2.4L engines, no U don't need them, take them out!!!! do asearch on here 4 info on how 2 do it.. :beeronly one of em spins at 12000rpm
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I've owned a starion without balance shafts, it starts to vibrate like a constant vibration from a powerful sub from 4000rpm onwards. I prefer the shafts though, love that unique electric sound/smoothness.
Watch your speed - It's virtually impossible to pick it out of the carpet if it gets blown off the table.
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Verdict- A engine with no balance shafts is like driving on ripple strips constantly at a certain rev range,partiqularly at mid to hight engine revs.
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