destroke 2.2L to make 9k rpms
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From: Dirty Dena
Originally Posted by mikeyr,Nov 29 2007, 09:24 PM
why the fascination with higher than 8k revs ? there are other cars that will go higher, get one of them if that if high revs is what you want.
I really do wonder why the fascination with it as I don't understand it.
I really do wonder why the fascination with it as I don't understand it.
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I think this has been tested before.
Although the F22 CAN rev to 9k Rpms, the big difference is the durability of it reving to 9k over the long term. The F22's longer stroke leads to faster piston speeds and greater strain on the crank and other internals than the F20.
Although the F22 CAN rev to 9k Rpms, the big difference is the durability of it reving to 9k over the long term. The F22's longer stroke leads to faster piston speeds and greater strain on the crank and other internals than the F20.
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From: Santa Barbara, CA
Originally Posted by Currahee474,Nov 29 2007, 08:55 PM
Because you own an Ap2
And when I do want the high revs I take out my other car
like I said there are plenty of cars with high revving motors
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Originally Posted by CKit,Nov 29 2007, 08:39 PM
I use sand in the intake to port and polish my cylinders. The extra particles decrease the chamber size and I rev to 14k rpms!
