basically i was just wonderin.. cuz it dont gotta techometer... so i figured i could put one in just to know and be safe

 

i dont think that engine makes power past 4800 rpm it will go to like 7000. just go get a jdmcluster from this sight there like 70 bucks http://www.jdmaddiction.com

 

redline is not seven thousand, I don't want to say what it is and be quoted because Im not positive either, but I wouldn't take it over six in the first place, as there is no reason to.

 

yeah i said the motor stops makin power at like 48 - 5 and the computer i think lets it go to 7 but no i wouldnt take it to that

 

D15B2 makes peak power @ 6000 (92hp). Redline is either @ 6200 or 6500, I'm not too sure.

 

yeah its funny i dont think anyone has every found the limit....cause honestly i had a tach on mine and it kept going up and up i didnt want to take it past 6500 cause i got scared but it would have kept going,,its the same thing with the d15b1,,but seriously you have no reason to ever go past 5000rpm ,

 

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The tachometer redline for a D15B2 is 6500 RPM.

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You've got to be kidding.

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It would have kept going to 6750 RPM, where the PM5 rev limiter cuts the fuel.

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We're not talking about the D15B1.

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That is not true at all. The power curve peaks at 6000 RPM, so you'll want to shift beyond that for maximum acceleration.

 

thanks targa250r,i never knew it was 6750 RPM..

 

redline is 6500, trust me. targa250R knows what hes talkin about but as i can see the rest do not. shift at 6500 at max.