Integra LS owners: Whats youre redline?
Are the OBDI and OBDI redlines the same?
I have a OBDII ECU and the fuel cutoff it around 7050 (according to the S-AFC).
My tach actually shows 7200 but the tach is off a little bit.
I have a OBDII ECU and the fuel cutoff it around 7050 (according to the S-AFC).
My tach actually shows 7200 but the tach is off a little bit.
You need to specify what you're talking about. Redline and fuel cutoff are not the same, so don't use them interchangably, that'll only confuse people. Redline is what it says on your tachometer, but fuel cut off is the real "redline", the point you cannot pass. My dad's Prelude has redline at 7600rpm I believe, but you can pull it close to 8 before the computer cuts in. Similar thing with Celica GT-S's. Redline is 7800rpm, but you can take it up to 8300rpm in each gear before hitting fuel cut off. Also, the most accurate way to measure this sort of thing is with an AFC. The tach on your car isn't very precise, not to mention its hard to tell where exactly the fuel cutoff comes in, I mean who is staring at their tach intently while flying down the road?
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Yea sorry for the confusing question.
What I really wanna know is the fuel cutoff..not what the tach shows as the redline.
Thanx
What I really wanna know is the fuel cutoff..not what the tach shows as the redline.
Thanx
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