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VZ SV6 Rev limit?

Discussion in 'VZ Holden Commodore (2004 - 2006)' started by NickazZ05, Dec 10, 2012.

  1. Dec 10, 2012 #1
    NickazZ05

    NickazZ05 New Member

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    Hey guys,

    not sure if this has been addressed, sorry if it has i only joined like 10 minutes ago.

    but i am wondering whats the deal with the rev limit at 2000 revs when in drive and the brakes are on ... any way around this?

    thanks guys :)
     
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    aaronevolution

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    I suggest you learn how to drive. 1 pedal at a time bro.
     
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    VS-S

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    So in other words you're trying to do a burnout?
     
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    richardpalinkas

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    School holidays I assume. Had to say that lol. Plenty of times I've done a 3rd gear burnout in an untuned sv6 auto, u just gotta learn how to drive as said above. And mine were on track, not on the streets
     
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    yZoH

    yZoH //There Ain't No Rest For The Wicked...

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    Don't forget to strap yourself into that favorite chair, and make sure the esky is stocked & handy.

    Now, when does the show start again?
     
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    Ghost

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    Lol well this went dead real quick
     
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    pjdm1980

    pjdm1980 Shut up Jr I'm thinkin!

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    Nothing wrong with a burnout (as long as it's in the right place at the right time), but it's not much good for your car or tyres that why the nerds at GM have stopped you from doing it.
     
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