Santacruzslick

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My friends always want me to rev the engine. I do so but they keep saying "higher higher!!" How high is safe to rev in neutral?

Sr. Panza

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Why would they want you to rev it higher in neutral?

tacomaboy

it can be bad, especially if you just started it because the oil is all in the pan.

If you just got back from a drive, it should not hurt the engine, even up to redline, I believe, but I wouldnt hold it there... its silly.

TurK

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tell your friends to stop watchn F&F

Santacruzslick

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Cuz they wanna hear the engine...It does sound pretty cool .

Asterix

Redline. Don't rev higher than that. Wait until it's warmed up, though.

Asterix

King Tut

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Bang it off the limiter, thats what its for.

mdracer76

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Monsta

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Stop readin into it.

Ques) Can I rev my engine in neutral.

Answ) (My Opinion) Yes. It will prematurely wear the engine. You are not using the power to move the car so its pointless but to show off that sound. The stock ECU has a redline set in its not supposed to overrev.

BLUF YES

Santacruzslick

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K...thx for the help.

superstuddc27

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it's not good to rev the engine high when the engine's not load. I.E in gear.

skank-a-holic

I agree... not good for the engine.

PhoenixINX

Do what???

Revving the engine while it's warmed up, is easier on an engine than if you're putting a load on it!

Much like walking down the street, which is easier... with or without a heavy satchel?!?!?

Geeeez guys!

You'll be fine, rev and enjoy! Since I installed the Tilton, everyone and their fathers want to get in and rev it.

FLZ

Here we go......Ding! Round one..........

Jason@Performance

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just show them this video...

http://members.aol.com/performancenismo/tilton.avi

TurK

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lol i luv that ****