Idle should be anywhere from 500RPM to 840RPM depending if you have your headlights on, A/C on and stuff like that
VTEC crossover is at 4900RPM
Redline is at 7400RPM
Rev limiter is at 7600RPM
I just checked in my 93 Helm for those numbers. Though I haven't found the redline and rev limiter numbers today I'm sure they are right
Originally posted by Forbidden Idle should be anywhere from 500RPM to 840RPM depending if you have your headlights on, A/C on and stuff like that
VTEC crossover is at 4900RPM
Redline is at 7400RPM
Rev limiter is at 7600RPM
I just checked in my 93 Helm for those numbers. Though I haven't found the redline and rev limiter numbers today I'm sure they are right
I am almost positive that is correct. I think though whenever someone asks for specific specs people should not reply with their estimates. A H22 cannot hit 8000RPM with a regular P13.
Idle: 600-700 static (Nothing on), 800-950 with lights/AC etc.
VTEC: 5200 (when you feel it) but with a light, it actaully comes it just on 5000rpm.
Redline: 7400rpm
Cutoff: 8000rpm (checked with a Digital Tachometer with readback as well as on a Dyno Computer).
actually the h22a4's can be pushed to 8000!!!! the 7400 redline is just a percaution!!!
actually, the 7400/7600 redline is correct, it is just that our tachs are off at the higher end of the revs. Take a look at when rev limiter hits with a vafc, and you'll see
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Originally posted by Forbidden Idle should be anywhere from 500RPM to 840RPM depending if you have your headlights on, A/C on and stuff like that
VTEC crossover is at 4900RPM
Redline is at 7400RPM
Rev limiter is at 7600RPM
I just checked in my 93 Helm for those numbers. Though I haven't found the redline and rev limiter numbers today I'm sure they are right
4900? is that only for 93's? i could've swore that my stock vtec was at 5200. (but then, i've since changed it to 4700, so i'm not too sure anymore where stock xover was)
Originally posted by DudewithaLude
actually, the 7400/7600 redline is correct, it is just that our tachs are off at the higher end of the revs. Take a look at when rev limiter hits with a vafc, and you'll see
yeah the tach is way off, if youre looking at it at 8 its really mid 7's
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Originally posted by PDUNZ
Cutoff: 8000rpm (checked with a Digital Tachometer with readback as well as on a Dyno Computer).
what ecu are you using, i have had a 96 OBDII p13 and a JDM P13, and both cutoff nearly the same if not exactly the same
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Thats my car that cuts off at 9500.
Freaky Mugen Program.
I guess thats why i keep breaking it tho. Always a new problem.
One suggestion, if you have a BAD Axel dont drive on it. Half the bolts on my suspension vibrated loose, also my oil drain plug and unfortunately my flywheel bolts. What a pain in the butt.
Im currently waiting on a new set of FLywheel bolts from HONDA(i h8 buying from honda)
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well malken is talking about my car too, the old motor i used to have with the skunk ecu
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