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  On 17/02/2012 at 2:48 PM, conor said:

I have just bought an r33 and i was wondering is it dangerous on the engine when I redline from time to time. this evening was first time i hit the limiter when going through a tunnel and i didnt realise how much the car would bang and shoot flames. should i be staying away from doing this or is it ok now and again

How long have you had your license for? Do you know how an internal combustion engine works?

  On 19/02/2012 at 2:14 AM, LANDSCRIBBLE said:

How long have you had your license for? Do you know how an internal combustion engine works?

how does that have anything to do with u telling him its perfectly fine to limiter bash lol

when driving hard you will clip the limiter every now and then, if doing drift or motorkhana, more often...

if it's just a lil clip here and there it's nothing to worry about.

hitting the limiter for the sake of hitting the limiter and holing it is what will kill the oil pump/motor

  On 19/02/2012 at 9:39 AM, eat_me said:

Iiiii don't think that thing HAS a rev llimiter. It's pulling some serious RPM for an RB.

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