What Do You Need To Make A Beta Rev To 9000 Rpm ?
08-12-2005, 04:27 PM
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Told ya. wink1.gif
If you are willing to put serious money to your car to tune it, put a good turbo kit on it with a LSD and a good suspension setup and you will have more power and torque... OR, if you want to tune it NA, go aim for the best NA tuning but don't aim specifically on the rpm limit, maybe there is more you can do before the 6700 mark, or even to 7500? 8000? don't aim at 9000rpm just because.
Told ya. wink1.gif
If you are willing to put serious money to your car to tune it, put a good turbo kit on it with a LSD and a good suspension setup and you will have more power and torque... OR, if you want to tune it NA, go aim for the best NA tuning but don't aim specifically on the rpm limit, maybe there is more you can do before the 6700 mark, or even to 7500? 8000? don't aim at 9000rpm just because.
08-14-2005, 09:29 AM
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Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
Can you answer the questions above Anthony?
And these...
1. Who's going to reprogram a CVVT ECU for you?
2. What are you expecting the CVVT to do? Again, it is NOT EVEN SIMILAR TO V TEC.
3. WTF are you planning on doing with the V AFC? Controlling the CVVT with it?
LOL
Come on man...
And these...
1. Who's going to reprogram a CVVT ECU for you?
2. What are you expecting the CVVT to do? Again, it is NOT EVEN SIMILAR TO V TEC.
3. WTF are you planning on doing with the V AFC? Controlling the CVVT with it?
LOL
Come on man...
