Rev in Red zone
Hi guys ! ( I am Hungarian so please forgive me my poor English)
So, accidentally a shifted back to 3 rd when I was running too fast and for a second - or maybe less - the rev went to the red zone. Is that dangerous if it stays at 8 000 rpm for second or a half ? (Of course it a 370 Z..) |
I can't imagine that a second or two in the 7500-9000 RPM range would permanently cause any harm. However, I'm not a mechanic, so my opinion is just that.
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Is our engine an interference motor?
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Thank you for answering.
What is interference motor ? It is 370Z AT7. |
Thanks Matt.
This is what I hope... I like too much her and I was blaming myself to be stupid and accidentally shift back... |
8000 is fine, in fact many have advanced their normal red-line to 8000 rpm. Even 9000 for a few seconds without any load isn't likely to any harm.
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Thanks ChrisSlicks and Matt !
Yes, I keep an eye on her but telling you the truth sometimes I cannot resist to play with her at higher revs - but not 8 000 or similar... :) So, It was very good to hear that I did not make a harmful action on her.. :) |
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So, you are even more careful than me ! I cannot resist unfortunately... BUt the 7500 rpm for me an important barrier not to be over, however I guessed that even 8000 is not harmful as Chris stated...
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Understood, yours is so new !!! Now it is obvious why you are careful...
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Hm.. Interesting... It seems for me now as I try to remember that the car adjusted itself indeed as suddenly the power dropped but I remember well that I have seen the pointer in red zone...
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...however the interval I have seen it there was very short. Maybe half a second or less.
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500rpms over the redline probably won't cause any issues.
I don't know how the 370z motor is, but if it went past 8k you could bend a valve, bend a rod or a number of other issues. |
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