RPM chip
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Taking an unreinforced LS block to that will blow your motor. Unless you plan to reinforce it, don't do it. The stock rev limits are there for a reason.
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Originally Posted by HondaAkudou
i agree wit them too.. maybe if u build ur engine up.. n put vtec head in there.. the chip would proably work but no guarantee.. cause that seem alot of torque for juss LS
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there would be no point in having that chip. Unless you have other camshafts/valvetrain, you wont make anymore power. If you notice any dyno sheet, the power drops off as you near the redline, so unless you have other modifications, you wouldn't gain anything.
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all you'll be making is more noise in an RPM range that high with a stock LS
Save it for when you build a motor. I would never use generic chipping anyway. Adjust your rev limiter with an EMS or something reliable and known.
Save it for when you build a motor. I would never use generic chipping anyway. Adjust your rev limiter with an EMS or something reliable and known.