Hello, i have 460 with 2.0l engine. Is it possible to "cheat" rev limiter to get more revs? Is it controlled with ECU?
I had many years ago 440 with 1.7 carb. and if I remember correctly, it took about 7000?! revs?
B20F Rev limiter cheating
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Re: B20F Rev limiter cheating
I don't know about the rev limiter.
But I know that the 2.0 isn't as strong as the 1.7.
Higher revs would probably be asking for trouble tbh.
Power drops like a stone past 5k anyway, but I do know where you're coming from.
The 2.0 does seem happier to rev than the 1.7.
But I know that the 2.0 isn't as strong as the 1.7.
Higher revs would probably be asking for trouble tbh.
Power drops like a stone past 5k anyway, but I do know where you're coming from.
The 2.0 does seem happier to rev than the 1.7.
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Re: B20F Rev limiter cheating
I had a B20F fitted to a 340 using the 340 ignition so no rev limit. It was more than happy at 7000RPM but I have come accross these engines having problems with the bearing when rev high a lot
Re: B20F Rev limiter cheating
6000rpm is a very common limit among 4 cylinder engines. There has to be a reason for that.
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