Hi guys, as I wrote in the introduction, are new... and they are new in the world of chiptuning.
I ask this question because I can't understand why I never see in the tables, values above 6000rpm. Why?
I seemed to read that this limit was for those who used the program "not official" ? Can?
Have you worked with car drivers do not have the rpm higher at 6000 rpm. Simple
I'm not an expert,but if you change the bp example to 6000 in some of the maps,the grid is changed to 6000giri.test!
Oh my god, I'm trying with my machine that the original has the limiter at 6800 rpm... and yet the drivers of the ECM stops at 6000...
There is also a way to lift it? Example now I'm at 8500 rpm...I would like to understand something from the 6000 in on
And that sense has to move the breck above the 6000? It is logical that if the driver gives you the rpm and you adjust the axis, if you reload the mod files as you update the axes, if the axes from the original arrive at 6000 there will be a reason no?
Since it is described that car you talk about I give you a advice..
If it was Gasoline, not to exceed beyond the threshold of 6500RPM.. If we talk about the Diesel not to go over the 5500RPM ammeno that you do not want already to change the title.. then you do!
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Yes, you're right! But look I've seen to turn,and still running 1.3 to 6000giri with just a turbo and injectors............
Also depends on engines!!!!
Also the 6800 with the addition of some specialOriginally Written by frenk85
"The only thing that stands between you and your goal are the********* continue to tell you why you can not reach it."
Well, in this case, the gas can only accompany!...Also the 6800 with the addition of some special
Too much to ask for the particular 5turbo?!?!?!
in the scale of revolutions, you can enter the values that you need , you're not restricted to 6000.
in your mappings where you see a maximum of 6000 means that that type of engine should turn up to 5000-5500 rpm on the 1
you're making a speech very general inspired by a particular case.
if we were to say, no car you're talking about, you would have the answers more targeted.
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