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Disconnecting the "rev limiter"

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  • GrrG Offline
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    Grr
    wrote on last edited by
    #21

    my suggestion: Take out the engine/trans, and give it to jason with a pile of cash, we'll get it in line
    Gary

    2006 Trailblazer SS- my DD
    2002 Camaro- built N/A LS3, Flt level 5 trans, 8.8 rear

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    • StangerBanger96S Offline
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      #22

      Zero;186172 wrote:
      when they say "brake" they mean break, and what they are talking about is probably the torque converter. they can explode at high rpms, at least from what i've heard.

      You should do other mods first, like different intake manifold, full exhaust, make the stock setup breath better, you'd notice more gains anyway.

      Umm, the torque converter would be the least of his worries if he removed the limiter and felt he could safely hit higher than stock RPM. Valves could start floating, Piston to Valve contact could occur, anything in the heads could start breaking due to subjection to stresses it wasn't intended to see. Anything involving rotating masses would be subject to failure if he wasn't running an engine built to handle the higher RPMs.

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      • JoelJ Offline
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        Joel
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        #23

        if you want a real z car, just buy a 350, done...

        no race car? becuz homeowner...

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        • StangerBanger96S Offline
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          #24

          wannabe;186189 wrote:
          if you want a real z car, just buy a 350, done...

          Overrated waste of $$$

          Oh and before you even say it, Stock GT vs Stock 350 is a drivers race, and there is a nice price difference between the two.

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          • JN210J Offline
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            #25

            So i should let Jason build my Z engine?....and how much would he want to do that for me?

            *1989 Nissan 300ZX Z31 *
            legacy image
            > DelSlow;262050 wrote:
            > I like the new JN210

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            • GrrG Offline
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              Grr
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              #26

              send him a pm, should have his at sabin soon, youll have to check it out.
              Gary

              2006 Trailblazer SS- my DD
              2002 Camaro- built N/A LS3, Flt level 5 trans, 8.8 rear

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              • z31Z Offline
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                z31
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                #27

                wannabe;186189 wrote:
                if you want a real z car, just buy a 350, done...

                I think you meant 300zx not 350z

                86 Nissan 300zx 12.43 @ 114 Top End Dragways

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