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Old 08-07-2023, 01:27 AM   #6
NewCamaroGuy2018
2022 Vivid Orange ZL1 1LE
 
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Originally Posted by Vigilante375 View Post
Never heard of anyone wanting to lower the rev limiter. But I'm sure that can be done through a tune. But then you're going to be on the same situation but at a earlier RPM and lose power, depending on how much it's lowered to.

The rev limiter is there to help the engine from over revving which can cause damage to any moving/rotating part of the engine, pretty much. It cuts the fuel to stop it from going over the rev limit.

Anything could cause a frozen lifter. Holding the car at high rpms for an extended amount of time, misfiring, bad fuel, a spring, etc.

Vigilante375, thanks for the reply. I use my ZL1 1LE as a track car! What is high rpms and what is an extended period of time? My track sessions are 20 minutes at 4k to 6k rpm.
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