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It doesn't raise the redline to 8000RPM. The engines redline is what the engine is safely able to rev to. The stock valve springs aren't going to handle anything near 8000 RPM. There is no point to reving to 8000RPM if you aren't making power up there.
I believe there is a point. As you said you dont' gain WHP at that RPM so why rev to it? Well my peak WHP is at 7000 and if i shift at 8000 instead of 7500 then when im in the next gear i will be right dab in the middle towards the top of my power band instead of lower down where i have much less power.
It doesn't raise the redline to 8000RPM. The engines redline is what the engine is safely able to rev to. The stock valve springs aren't going to handle anything near 8000 RPM. There is no point to reving to 8000RPM if you aren't making power up there.
I swore it raised the rev limiter to 8000rpm, but whatever
yea just tell tadashi you are getting hfc and he will program the refalsh for it. Then whenever you decide to get tuning. He'll will precisely tune to get any extra whp from it. And yes it does adjust the a/f
yea just tell tadashi you are getting hfc and he will program the refalsh for it. Then whenever you decide to get tuning. He'll will precisely tune to get any extra whp from it. And yes it does adjust the a/f
yeah I know I'd get more from a reflash than a hfc upgrade.
I just don't want to wait to save up for...
hfc+labor+ reflash+tuning at once.
and I know if I install the HFC now, it will be untuned and eat up gas as it will alter the A/F big time. I rather have fun with more power now, throttle and already be tuned installing the HFC.