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#352048 Dec 15, 12:35pm
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sometimes i see vids about celica reving in the red rpm range how is it possible i mean normally it kicks back can anyone explain this? do you have to adjust something

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they might of had a PFC and reset the RPM to 8700-9000RPM


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Also my 00 GTS can go to 8300 b4 I hit fuel cut and I have a stock ECU


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can you also do that on a gt?

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Originally Posted by Veilside
can you also do that on a gt?
yes you can, well it depend what you mean can you do that with a GT. I dont know about going to 8300 on a stock ECU on a GT, you can get the PFC for a GT however and fiddle with the fuel cut point.

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My 2001 GTS can go 8300 before the fuel is cut off. So yes you can go into the red, just not very far without the help of a a power fc or something to increase the fuel cut off. I wouldn't do that though without modding your engine so it can handle it though. Its there for a purpose.

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yeah i get the same fuel cut off on my stock ECU. around 8300

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I think it's 8350 rpm on the stock ecu GTS's except for the '02 of course at 7800.


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'00 to early 02's redline is 8200rpm and fuel cut-off is around 8400rpm. Mid to late production '02's are 7800rpm redline and I am unsure about cut-off..probably 8200rpm. '03-05 is back to 8200rpm redline and 8400rpm cut-off.


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