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Hi, I�m looking to purchase a 996 (my first 911) and the seller provided me this photo. Could someone kindly explain to me what this all means? Thank you!
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https://911virgin.com/engine-revs/
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Thanks. So does "ignition 1" equal "range 1"? If so, that would mean no range 2 revs then, correct?
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Yes, that�s the way I understand it.
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The problem with the picture you posted is that I don�t see the time factor. Did the overrevs happen recently or when the car was new? The older the last reported overrev, the better. Cars with overrevs a long time ago are less likely to have major engine issue than an engine that was freshly overrevd. The Range 2 number you posted is pretty small, so that�s not a big concern.
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