Rev Limiter-Best way to disable/remove

Re:Rev Limiter-Best way to disable/remove (just_ace)

Sun, 09 Dec 2012 13:57:17 GMT

+1 to aftermarket ecu. i can't see how the ecu will be able to safely compensate or have an accurate tune for the extra CR or flow let alone when you want to push past the normal rev limit

Re:Rev Limiter-Best way to disable/remove (tassietiger1971)

Sun, 09 Dec 2012 11:03:24 GMT

Cheers MR2QIK will contact stuka and see who and where his tuner is located.

Re:Rev Limiter-Best way to disable/remove (MR2QIK)

Sun, 09 Dec 2012 10:45:49 GMT

Contact Stuka. He's from TAS & has a local tuner I believe. It's more likely the stock ecu will harm the motor given you've raised the comp.

Re:Rev Limiter-Best way to disable/remove (tassietiger1971)

Sun, 09 Dec 2012 10:39:03 GMT

I had done a bit of research about running these cams, Neil Bates states that the GenIII engine/ecu will handle these cams quite well, he would obviously use an aftermarket ECU with his though.The issue I have is finding a decent tuner here in Tassie if I go down the aftermarket ECU, dont want to spend my money only to have my engine self destruct cause the tuner is not up to speed.

Re:Rev Limiter-Best way to disable/remove (MR2QIK)

Sun, 09 Dec 2012 10:28:14 GMT

Good luck running a high comp motor with those cams on a stock ecu. You'll be wasting the setup. Go aftermarket ecu. The economy, idle etc on that setup will be horrible.

Rev Limiter-Best way to disable/remove (tassietiger1971)

Sun, 09 Dec 2012 09:24:25 GMT

I have a 1995 SW20 3sge MR2, about to fit forged rods, high comp pistons, Kelford 272 IN, 264 EX cams, higher rate valve springs and have the lot including crank and flywheel all balanced. Will be doing some very minor head work as the original design has great flow/velocity as is. My question is what is the cheapest/easiest way to allow it rev higher. The mods I am doing will allow me to stay with the factory ECU so want to keep this.