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RE: High Revs - 10/7/2007 7:33:00 PM   
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ha i can see why! lol!

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RE: High Revs - 10/7/2007 7:41:00 PM   
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does the windshield wiper fluid really get all over there car?
if so... lawl!
im so trying that.
I get tailgated all the time. Not really sure why... but its usually in the middle of the day on a weekday. Thats when the most people tailgate me. ( I dont do a lot of freeway driving, so its usually in the country )

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 12:18:32 AM   
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The most I ever revved mine (automatic) is 6 or 6.5k.  But, I usually let the rpms go to only 2 or 2.5 k, or I personally prefer 3k before it shifts into each gear.  That is an awesome time! 11 seconds! Chiovnidca is that turbo?




So you've never bounced it off the rev limiter?

Yea, it's turboed. 400+hp


What does bouncing the tach mean and how can I avoid it?

When I get tailgated I usually just pull a little ahead of the car to my right and stay at that speed so the car to the right is blocking the car behind me. They usually back off because they have no where to go except slow down and try to pass me on the right. Hate those tailgaters who tailgate me when I'm going with the flow of traffic. Makes me feel a little better seeing them pissed off as they back off to try and pass on the right. Was lucky enough that one time a cop was doing a speed trap a little up the road and pulled the guy over. When the roads are empty I usually pull to the right and let them pass because theres empty space in front of me so it makes sense to let the guy by.

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 2:30:20 AM   
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had me a rev session today when a guy in a tundra reved it at me so i reved it back! he was kool about it though

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 6:57:44 AM   
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Accordsown:  I have the 3 nozzle sprayers with the middle 2 aimed as high as they go ..... works like a charm! 

As for revving, I try to shift before the limit, but I've hit it before.  I hear that the Honda's that don't last are the ones that are babied too much.

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 9:10:22 AM   
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i have heard about that as well.  i guess they like the high revs maybe because the vtec engages after 4 or 5k.  

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 9:30:18 AM   
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Thats pretty good there AccordsOwn...I like that

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 9:54:42 AM   
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As for revving, I try to shift before the limit, but I've hit it before.  I hear that the Honda's that don't last are the ones that are babied too much.


Anyone else that think this is true? If it is then I'm going to start driving my mom's 04 civic on the weekends. It has never seen 4K+ RPM before and I would love to introduce it to the redline.

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 2:53:55 PM   
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"So you've never bounced it off the rev limiter? "
"What does bouncing the tach mean and how can I avoid it?[/quote] "

At, or around redline, there's a rev-limiter to save goofballs like me.  I think in my car it's a fuel cut-off rev-limiter.  Scares the cheese outa me when I hit it, 'cuz it's almost like hitting a wall when the motor momentarily cuts off.

If your oil's good, and the engine's warmed up, revving is no problemo.  I'll take it up to 5K rpm's just to listen to the sweet sound.  In fact, it's a lot healthier than lugging it like a lot of drivers do.

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 5:55:14 PM   
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yes it is.  especially, if that was the way the engine was broken in.  

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RE: High Revs - 10/8/2007 11:39:54 PM   
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Is the rev limiter somewhere in the redzone or is it before the redline? Is the rev limiter kicking in when I gas it and the auto tranny shifts just before the tach redlines?

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RE: High Revs - 10/9/2007 7:00:14 AM   
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In D4, the engine should never hit the limiter.  On my car, the redline starts somewhere around 6400 rpm and the limiter is at 7k.  When I floor it, the engine will just hit 7k but not the limiter.  When you hit the rev limiter, the tach will bounce and you will know it!  So you know what it is, get on the highway with the tranny locked in 2 and get up to speed.  Somewhere around 60 you will be bouncing the limiter .... maybe a little lower for a 4-banger.

The drawn redline on my car is lower than where the tranny wants to shift on it's own, so I do not really concern myself with the 6400 mark.  For me, the bounce is the limit.  at highway speeds, the TCU is very well optimized on these cars aka. - no need to shift.  I shift mostly to improve my control over the car functions such as downshifting before I hit the gas for passing or to engine brake a bit.  Other than holding 1st gear, shifting won't make the car faster ..... the 1st gear thing may be unique to my car though, it always trys to be in 2nd and while moving won't downshift to 1 unless I do it manually.


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RE: High Revs - 10/9/2007 7:46:44 AM   
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In D4, the engine should never hit the limiter.  On my car, the redline starts somewhere around 6400 rpm and the limiter is at 7k.  When I floor it, the engine will just hit 7k but not the limiter.  When you hit the rev limiter, the tach will bounce and you will know it!  So you know what it is, get on the highway with the tranny locked in 2 and get up to speed.  Somewhere around 60 you will be bouncing the limiter .... maybe a little lower for a 4-banger.

The drawn redline on my car is lower than where the tranny wants to shift on it's own, so I do not really concern myself with the 6400 mark.  For me, the bounce is the limit.  at highway speeds, the TCU is very well optimized on these cars aka. - no need to shift.  I shift mostly to improve my control over the car functions such as downshifting before I hit the gas for passing or to engine brake a bit.  Other than holding 1st gear, shifting won't make the car faster ..... the 1st gear thing may be unique to my car though, it always trys to be in 2nd and while moving won't downshift to 1 unless I do it manually.


Oh ok I know what you mean now. I've never hit the rev limiter on any of the cars I've driven so far. BTW the Accord will do more than 60 for an auto. Mine does around 65 before it goes into the redzone. The 01 goes to almost 75 when you hit the redline.


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RE: High Revs - 10/9/2007 7:48:27 AM   
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Ok, 60 was a guess ..... when I hit the rev limit (accidentally), I am not looking at the dash!

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RE: High Revs - 10/9/2007 8:05:46 AM   
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I'm hoping that I will never have to hit the rev limiter because it'll probably scare the crap out of me if it's anything like Grand Turismo 3.

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