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Old 07-25-2013, 08:51 PM   #1
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LSA Rev Limiter

Where is the rev limit set in the stock calibration and what specific action occurs when you hit it?

Just installed a data logger and wide range O2 and am seeing some weird things that I though was the rev limiter. After looking at data, I'm not so sure. Kind of looks like it might be misfire.

My car is 100% stock.
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Old 07-25-2013, 10:18 PM   #2
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I had TC turned off.
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Old 07-25-2013, 10:22 PM   #3
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6250RPM. It dumps the boost and cuts the fuel for a split second. The RPM only drops a few and the fuel comes back on. If you don't shift or let off the throttle it will just keep doing it, feels like the car is surging.
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Old 07-25-2013, 10:22 PM   #4
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Where is the rev limit set in the stock calibration and what specific action occurs when you hit it?

Just installed a data logger and wide range O2 and am seeing some weird things that I though was the rev limiter. After looking at data, I'm not so sure. Kind of looks like it might be misfire.

My car is 100% stock.

Stock calibration cuts the fuel at 6200 rpm then it will be re-enabled at 5975 rpm. I will feel like a big "pa-pow" and massive miss then it comes right back on.
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Old 07-25-2013, 10:32 PM   #5
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Engine speed was just over 6200. No change in foot pedal input or throttle but rpm started dropping. It dropped about 1000 rpm. I saw no change in injector pulse width. I need to go back and look at boost. The other strange thing is AFR went way lean, like 22:1. The AFR and logger are new. Today was the first time logging with the AFR. It all seems to be working right. I was thinking misfire. I think I'm going to look at the plugs.
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Old 07-25-2013, 10:57 PM   #6
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Stock calibration cuts the fuel at 6200 rpm then it will be re-enabled at 5975 rpm. I will feel like a big "pa-pow" and massive miss then it comes right back on.
Thought I read redline was 6200, fuel shutoff at 6250. Doesn't matter to me, mine is set at 6800 now lol. I haven't come up against it yet. I bumped the rev limiter a few times when the car was stock and didn't notice anything drastic just surging.
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Thought I read redline was 6200, fuel shutoff at 6250. Doesn't matter to me, mine is set at 6800 now lol. I haven't come up against it yet. I bumped the rev limiter a few times when the car was stock and didn't notice anything drastic just surging.
I found the rev limit the first week I owned mine on the road course. It feels like a lot more than a surge. Feels like you shut the key off. And it was "Pa-Pow" when I hit it on the dyno that everyone in the shop went "WTF was that." Natural tendency when you feel it is get off the throttle immediately.
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Engine speed was just over 6200. No change in foot pedal input or throttle but rpm started dropping. It dropped about 1000 rpm. I saw no change in injector pulse width. I need to go back and look at boost. The other strange thing is AFR went way lean, like 22:1. The AFR and logger are new. Today was the first time logging with the AFR. It all seems to be working right. I was thinking misfire. I think I'm going to look at the plugs.
If you felt it at 6200 rpm there is nothing wrong with your plugs. It was the rev limit.
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Old 07-26-2013, 06:31 AM   #9
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I found the rev limit the first week I owned mine on the road course. It feels like a lot more than a surge. Feels like you shut the key off. And it was "Pa-Pow" when I hit it on the dyno that everyone in the shop went "WTF was that." Natural tendency when you feel it is get off the throttle immediately.
I've got a video I'll try to find and post today of my car doing a big burnout, as I went by the camera I was bouncing off the rev limiter several times. My car does nothing drastic. No pa-pow, just a small surge, nothing like shutting the key off.
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Old 07-27-2013, 12:35 AM   #10
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Maybe the pa-pow changes with gear. I usually hit mine in 3rd and its not too crazy.
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Old 07-27-2013, 01:31 AM   #11
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The pcm can cut fuel, spark, or throttle % in any combination it sees fit.
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Old 07-27-2013, 08:15 AM   #12
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From what I've seen in all LSA ECM M6 tunes (V and Z) rev limiting is only controlled by fuel cuff off; not spark or ETC. The rev limiter by gear for the M6 is 6200 rpms; but there are also is a Main Rev Limiter Upper of 6300 and a Main Rev Limiter Lower of 6220 rpms.
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From what I've seen in all LSA ECM M6 tunes (V and Z) rev limiting is only controlled by fuel cuff off; not spark or ETC. The rev limiter by gear for the M6 is 6200 rpms; but there are also is a Main Rev Limiter Upper of 6300 and a Main Rev Limiter Lower of 6220 rpms.
Look again. After 5 seconds on the "main" limiter, it switches over from fuel/spark cut to ETC.
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Old 07-27-2013, 04:14 PM   #14
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Yes, it had to be fuel cut. I'm not logging any parameters that confirms that but seeing AFR go to 22:1 is somewhat confirming. This thing goes right to fuel cut at 6200. I find myself pulling 2nd right at 6000. If I let it go an past 6000, it's too late.
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