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its not so simply 45SET, the stock springs are not rated for 9000rpm.. you could get valve bounce at those revs.
but if the prev owner got a mugen cpu and mugen or toda high rpm valve springs then its all good
yes, but but the engine is controled by the ECU, not the tacho. So the tacho is showing the incorrect information, but the ECU knows whats going on, and well prevent it from happening... becaus you know... Honda spend millions of dollars enginering the cars and all...
In all honesty... i don't see what the big problem is... your tacho is reading a few hundred RPM more (at higher revs) then what it should, I dunno about you guys... but when i drive my teg at high revs i'm looking at the road and listening to the engine to tell me when to shift... not looking at the tacho. (the only time i ever hit fuel cut off is in the wet)
my first post here guys.
my bro's ausspec DC2 ITR idle's at 800 and we see the rpm reach about 9250.
but yeah that's just wat we see. if tach is wrong then it's wrong.. just letting you guys know..
my first post here guys.
my bro's ausspec DC2 ITR idle's at 800 and we see the rpm reach about 9250.
but yeah that's just wat we see. if tach is wrong then it's wrong.. just letting you guys know..
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