Rev Limiter?

GNTTYPE Discussion Group: Electrical, Sensors, and Gauges: Rev Limiter?
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Craig (Boostme)

Wednesday, March 06, 2002 - 07:07 pm Click here to edit this post
How can I install a rev limiter on my T? Is there one already one there? Is there an aftermarket one that is available? Any and all info would be greatly appreciated...

Thanks...

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Ken Mosher (Kenmosher)

Wednesday, March 06, 2002 - 07:51 pm Click here to edit this post
The chip has a rev limiter in it and you can set it by burning a new chip. It's not a "two step", it's just an absolute rev limiter. Most chip burners raise the rev limit above stock (5700-6300).

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chad frey (Gn86er)

Friday, March 08, 2002 - 06:42 pm Click here to edit this post
concerning the rev limiter, would it max out the boost allowing no more power. when you say burn a chip, do you mean a new performance chip?
another note, how can you fix the rpm gauge because mine is completely off
chad 86 gn

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Ken Mosher (Kenmosher)

Friday, March 08, 2002 - 07:03 pm Click here to edit this post
Well, revs don't really have any direct/obvious relationship with boost.

Maxing out the revs will mostly like result in all the shiny parts being on the ground! :)

These aren't small block chebbies ... they make power up to about 5100 RPMs. Above that, for a stock combo, just making noise and possibly hurting parts.

Boost is adjustable via the wastegate.

Burning a chip, means replacing the EPROM in your ECM (a "performance chip"). Custom chips are available from a variety of sources and if you have a cam, headwork or other custom work done, then they can raise the rev limiter for you.

Take a glance at the Performance Recipes section of the web site to get an idea of proven combinations to get additional performance.

The broken tach is a common problem as the cars aga ... contact John Spina of Casper's and see he can help you out (http://www.casperselectronics.com)


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