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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by 11 6.2 View Post
    Out of complete curiosity why do u want to completely disable it?
    I don't want it, lol. I got stuck on Saturday because of it. Like I said, even when you hold the button down, it doesn't fully disable the system. It's almost like it won't let you spin over 3000 rpms even when its "disabled"

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    Haha dang good reason!lol hell the other day I was cruising down the road and one of my friends told me to rev mine up so I popped it in nutral and it wouldn't let me rev it over 3k
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    It causes mine to stay in gear too long if its spinning. I've hit 7400 RPM because of it more than once. With it off (hold button), it doesn't happen as often. At the track in Feb I'll pull the fuses and see what happens.

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