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Old 04-24-2005, 09:13 AM
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Safe? Rev Limit 4 DOHC 6G72

Running a Micro Tech ECU with a DOHC 6G72 the Torque Curve was still climbing @ 7,000rpm. What is the "Safe" rev limit of this motor???
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Re: Safe? Rev Limit 4 DOHC 6G72

i have read about people at 3si with a custom remapped ecu that could rev to 8300 rpm.
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Re: Safe? Rev Limit 4 DOHC 6G72

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