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My understanding of the rev limiter is that it is imperfect/inconsistent. So with an 8400 rpm limit it could rev to 8500 or 8600 in certain circumstances (not money shift). With an 8600 limit does this mean it could rev to 8700 or higher if you bury it then?
Killerfish, I'd personally like the extra 200 rpm for track use. Especially with dct. Doubt it will make it much quicker, but the little bit of added flexibility would be nice. I don't like the idea of revving much beyond 8600 though...
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