In a message dated 97-10-22 12:49:32 EDT, you write:
<< No. There is no such thing as conservation of acceleration. The rev
limiter will absolutely limit the rpm, unless it is desieling. The
tachometer needle could overshoot, but so what. The engines momentum
can only maintain any given rpm, not increase it. >>
Franky Franky Franky pretty hard for me to believe that a engine winding up
at red line and missing a shift and hitting the rev limiter will stop at that
RPM and not fly by it with momentum. I believe it would not have any power
but would rev way past with the momentum. I may be wrong I was once before (I
thought I was wrong but wasn't) but I need more convincing on your theory.
Bill
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