How high do you guys rev? I did 8k on accident
#26
Originally posted by coldy13
j9fd3s: If that's true, then my engine has hit 9500 a lot I'd like to get an accurate tach to put in so I know what RPM I'm really hitting. But I hate how it would look.
j9fd3s: If that's true, then my engine has hit 9500 a lot I'd like to get an accurate tach to put in so I know what RPM I'm really hitting. But I hate how it would look.
So far, everything I've found is three of four. Argh.
When I find something, I'll let you know. If you are looking for an 8k tach, I think I can find something that'll work in-dash, as long as you're willing to accept non-red backlighting.
#27
Depending on how the backlighting is done on the new tach, it shouldn't be hard to change the color. If it was jsut another 8k tach, I probably wouldn't go through the trouble putting it in. The new engine I built should be able to take around 9k no problem, so I'd like a 10k tach.
#28
I have an autometer 10k pro-comp guage in mine, and try to not take the engine above 8000. I am hoping that it is a pretty accurate little thing. I tried to find some 3 3/4 inch guages to no avail, so I had to rig the 3 3/8 one.
#29
I have a very well built streetport and i like to let it ripp. When I street race I usually take it to 9k rpm when I go to the track I take it to 9500. Right now she is down and the motor still needs to be broken in. (better apex seals and high compression rotors)However, as soon as I get it to stay on again and hit 500 miles on the engine, that all she wrote. Looking for 12's all motor
#30
Originally posted by coldy13
j9fd3s: If that's true, then my engine has hit 9500 a lot I'd like to get an accurate tach to put in so I know what RPM I'm really hitting. But I hate how it would look. Any way to put the guts of a new tach into the stock location? I'd make a stock looking gauge face for it, except it'd be calibrated for the new tach.
j9fd3s: If that's true, then my engine has hit 9500 a lot I'd like to get an accurate tach to put in so I know what RPM I'm really hitting. But I hate how it would look. Any way to put the guts of a new tach into the stock location? I'd make a stock looking gauge face for it, except it'd be calibrated for the new tach.
Sorry - couldn't resist.
I liked shifting at about 7200 on stock 4 and 6-port 12a's and often though if you wanted to do a decent 0-60 run let it go to 60 in 2nd gear to get a good time with out 2 shifts. It revs a bit more like that but I can't remember how much.
#31
OK my tach bounces I never said I have a rev limiter. It's a strong motor. It's a SP I'd really like to know the apex seals and I think unfortunately I might find out all too soon. But for real guys ask Carl the engine is strong.
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