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i noticed that i finish the quarter mile at the very top of third gear. my trap speeds are right up between 89.6 and 90.4, consistently.
now here's my question...with 3.23's and an M5...i thought the rev limiter kicked in at 90? the speedo only reads about 86, the tach 5400 or so, but the TRAP is 90.x my fear is i'm over revving, because the trap is an average of speed over a certain time, and this kinda bugs/scares me...
I finish the 1/4 mile at 93 mph in 3rd gear and I dont touch the rev limiter. My rev limiter seems to cut in at about 97 mph. The rev limiter kicks in at a certain rpm not a certain speed. My limiter seems to kick in aroun 5750 rpm. Even if you hit the limiter it will not hurt the car at all.
2000 manual blackbird with borla exhaust, slp intake, b&m shifter, plugs and wires, control arms and panhard rod<br />14.94 @93.3 mph
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