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silly question

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Hi - probably a silly question - when driving my 2003 X50 Turbo I regularly use well over 3500rpm.
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Replace gear :grin

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...after 5k RPM GT2/Turbo's are done........simply change gear :grin:
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...after 5k RPM GT2/Turbo's are done........simply change gear :grin:
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Replace gear :grin

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...after 5k RPM GT2/Turbo's are done........simply change gear :grin:
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silly question

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Hi - probably a silly question - when driving my 2003 X50 Turbo I regularly use well over 3500rpm.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi - probably a silly question - when driving my 2003 X50 Turbo I regularly use well over 3500rpm. Yet when its in my garage and I rev it in nuetral it won't rev over this amount. Is this is normal??

POST 2Original post

Yes. It cuts the ignition in and out to stop you over-revving it in neutral.

POST 3Original post

Thank goodness it does... Only way a lot of Turbos pass the static noise test at track days! :thumb: They wanted me to rev to 4500 at Bedford, but had to take a reading at 3,400 instead - it was 98db so probably too close for comfort with another 1,000 rpm?

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...after 5k RPM GT2/Turbo's are done........simply change gear :grin:

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