EcuTeK has rev limiter control now
i don't think it's going to be engine geometry limited as opposed to valvetrain limited. how good are the stock valvesprings? is the stock direct acting setup able to withstand the revs? or would we need to upgrade in terms of materials, weight, etc.?
engine geometery in the 4B11 is SOLID. the K20 has an inferior rod ratio yet can safely rev to 8600. its valvetrain is proven though. if the head is up to it, 9000 rpm is easy.
for reference:
4B11 is 86 x 86 with 149.25mm rod which translates to 1.74 rod ratio.
K20 is 86 x 86 with 138.46mm rod for a 1.61 rod ratio.
and just for fun the F20 is 87 x 84 with153mm rod for a 1.82 rod ratio.
engine geometery in the 4B11 is SOLID. the K20 has an inferior rod ratio yet can safely rev to 8600. its valvetrain is proven though. if the head is up to it, 9000 rpm is easy.
for reference:
4B11 is 86 x 86 with 149.25mm rod which translates to 1.74 rod ratio.
K20 is 86 x 86 with 138.46mm rod for a 1.61 rod ratio.
and just for fun the F20 is 87 x 84 with153mm rod for a 1.82 rod ratio.
Last edited by madfast; May 30, 2008 at 05:14 PM.
i don't think it's going to be engine geometry limited as opposed to valvetrain limited. how good are the stock valvesprings? is the stock direct acting setup able to withstand the revs? or would we need to upgrade in terms of materials, weight, etc.?
engine geometery in the 4B11 is SOLID. the K20 has an inferior rod ratio yet can safely rev to 8600. its valvetrain is proven though. if the head is up to it, 9000 rpm is easy.
for reference:
4B11 is 86 x 86 with 149.25mm rod which translates to 1.74 rod ratio.
K20 is 86 x 86 with 138.46mm rod for a 1.61 rod ratio.
and just for fun the F20 is 87 x 84 with153mm rod for a 1.82 rod ratio.
engine geometery in the 4B11 is SOLID. the K20 has an inferior rod ratio yet can safely rev to 8600. its valvetrain is proven though. if the head is up to it, 9000 rpm is easy.
for reference:
4B11 is 86 x 86 with 149.25mm rod which translates to 1.74 rod ratio.
K20 is 86 x 86 with 138.46mm rod for a 1.61 rod ratio.
and just for fun the F20 is 87 x 84 with153mm rod for a 1.82 rod ratio.
Sucks it got replaced by the crappy F22.
Meaning that I would guess that 7800RPM in the X is only good for about 114 or so....again just a guess from experience.
Has anyone actually trapped that speed in a X at that RPM in fourth. I ask because in theory my IX should be able to trap 119MPH @ 7600RPM but that is not the case. Don't forget trap speed is your average over the last 66 feet of the 1/4. From my experience the gear limited top speed per RPM is about 2-3 MPH lower than you will actually be able to hit in the traps.
Meaning that I would guess that 7800RPM in the X is only good for about 114 or so....again just a guess from experience.
Meaning that I would guess that 7800RPM in the X is only good for about 114 or so....again just a guess from experience.
Don't need a roadcourse. Gear speed data calc says 117.8mph on stock tire size. YMMV a tiny bit due to tire wear, deflection, and amount of inflation.
I don't hit the rev limiter hardly ever, but its nice to have it if I needed to drag race and hold fourth.
Stock fuel cut in the ECU is 7599rpm. I moved it up 300rpm, and the software settled with 7903. This is about 100rpm higher than people set the 4G63. Unlike the 4G63, the 4B11 loses almost no power up top from peak to the new limiter. I suspect it would start dropping rapidly soon after.
I don't hit the rev limiter hardly ever, but its nice to have it if I needed to drag race and hold fourth.
I don't hit the rev limiter hardly ever, but its nice to have it if I needed to drag race and hold fourth.







