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Dezoris 06-04-2014 01:59 AM

What Redline/Fuel Cut Off You Running
 
I am testing out new tuning, and my previous tune maintained stock fuel cut off at 7450. The new tuning is quite the change but also has a higher fuel cut I believe at 7800.

Since I am Mr. Conservative, today I was driving bit hard in first hit 7700RPM and almost sh*t my pants.

Whats your feeling about what fuel cut off and what to set it at?

D K 06-04-2014 02:22 AM

I'm not even joking: I'm running 6500 until we get everything working :)

CSG Mike 06-04-2014 02:24 AM

Do you have any headwork done? If not, I HIGHLY recommend u drop the redline.

SmsAlSuwaidi 06-04-2014 02:24 AM

i hit 7800 a lot... i know that power isn't being made after 7000, but it makes me drop back in my sweet spot of the turbo. Regarding cuts i would love a harsh cut to actually throw flames/bangs ( no im not kidding), but ive been told Ecutek doesn't have the choices of running both cuts (fuel+ ignition together or something in that context )

rb6freak 06-04-2014 02:49 AM

7700 because I need a longer 2nd gear on the track. Street driving I shift 6500-7000.

CSG Mike 06-04-2014 03:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rb6freak (Post 1777099)
7700 because I need a longer 2nd gear on the track. Street driving I shift 6500-7000.

Your 2nd gear is useable on track? :eyebulge:

I'd love to see your car in action.

rb6freak 06-04-2014 03:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CSG Mike (Post 1777112)
Your 2nd gear is useable on track? :eyebulge:

I'd love to see your car in action.

August 30th, you'll be in the driver seat.

I was referring to smaller kart tracks and autocross.

HRTROB 06-04-2014 05:48 AM

Mine is set at 8,000rpm but I rarely rev it that high. But when I do, man it pulls like a mofo.

Since I have a SC the power continues to climb past 7,5k rpm. It's a 25whp increase at 8,000rpm from 7,500rpm

D K 06-04-2014 06:30 AM

Why not run a smaller pulley and shift sooner?


Quote:

Originally Posted by HRTROB (Post 1777223)
Mine is set at 8,000rpm but I rarely rev it that high. But when I do, man it pulls like a mofo.

Since I have a SC the power continues to climb past 7,5k rpm. It's a 25whp increase at 8,000rpm from 7,500rpm


buddy32 06-04-2014 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rb6freak (Post 1777117)
August 30th, you'll be in the driver seat.

I was referring to smaller kart tracks and autocross.

Can't wait to see this!!

King Tut 06-04-2014 11:09 AM

Mine was set to 8000 RPM on both my Visconti and FA20Club tunes, and I had no fears of reving it to that to maximize the hump in my horsepower curve:

http://brz.ridedomain.com/dyno/std.gif

sw20kosh 06-04-2014 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by King Tut (Post 1777464)
Mine was set to 8000 RPM on both my Visconti and FA20Club tunes, and I had no fears of reving it to that to maximize the hump in my horsepower curve:

http://brz.ridedomain.com/dyno/std.gif

You don't need to rev to 8k to maximize your torque curve ... Your curve is so broad... James doesn't think I need to raise my limiter and my turbo spools slower than yours

bakerr6 06-04-2014 12:34 PM

mine will probably be set at 6800-7k. I'm conservative when it comes to pushing the stock motor past its limits. In a few years when I no longer dd the car, I'll drop in a built motor and push it much higher

xwd 06-04-2014 01:10 PM

With the turbo I'm looking to put in a 3.91 FD so I won't have to wind out 2nd gear so much in autocross. I plan on running 7800RPM as the redline, but will be tapering boost a bit above 6800 just to keep stress off the engine.


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