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Tecnica Rev limiter issue:

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#1 · (Edited)
My Tecnica came equipped with a rev limiter that prevents the car from exceeding 4000 RPM while parked. What's the best way to deal with the rev limiter? Has anyone successfully removed the rev limiter on an EVO or STO or Tecnica? I belive all the new cars are now coming this way.
 
#7 ·
Such a stupid thing in modern cars. As if revving your car is seriously impacting the environment lol

If you go into gear then hit both paddles and go to neutral you should be able to rev to redline.
 
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#12 ·
It's really sad as you cannot hear the glorious V10 in sport mode if you are driving below 4K RPM. I loved my older Huracan as it didn't have this issue. On the other hand, the car is great to drive. Strada mode is very quiet almost unlike Lamborghini. Feels like a luxury car compared to my SVJ.
 
#21 ·
Summarised:

  • STO was the first Huracan with closed exhaust valves in every mode between 1.000 - 4.500 RPM, every STO has this "issue", even MY22
  • Starting with MY23 (built after 08/22) the whole Huracan Series has closed exhaust valves between 1.000 - 4.500 RPM, in every mode (even Sport & Corsa)
  • Rev Limiters are different for each market and don't have anything to do with closed exhaust valves, it's not related
  • There is no Rev-Limiter for EU Huracans at all
  • There is a Rev Limiter for other markets, even with older Huracans (before MY23)
 
#24 ·
Same here, best was on my 2015 then 2020 a little less. Then my friend got his 2022 and we went out for a ride together and my 2020 was much better than his. So I knew before my 2022 even arrived it would not sound as good. It's mostly because they lowered the threshold where pops & crackles cut out. On my 2020 I would monitor cat temp and it was around 1,500f where they would stop
 
#30 ·
Once the car is out of warranty or before if it's something you are willing to do just mod it to fix these issues. First that every owner needs to do is install a valve controller right away when they get car, a quick and easy 30 minute mod that you could remove before bringing in for service. That solves one of the biggest issues right now since none of our cars have the GPF. Then a simple tune could remove the rev limiter and and also bring exhaust sound back to the way it was
 
#39 ·
Yep, My Evo sounds as good as that Novitec. I have always changed exhausts on my cars, did put a Fabspeed on my 2015 but then realized on my 2020 and 22 stock sounds as good as an aftermarket. So just mod to keep exhausts open, I would go with valve controller. The other thing you can do to make new cars sound better is to tune to keep the pops and crackles from cutting out so much
 
#42 ·
Some dealers might install but many will not, I know my dealership wont. I don't need one but asked them about a friend with a Tecnica looking to install and they said no. It is a very easy install that you can do in less than 30 minutes. This thread list's 2 different ones, the Valvetronic that OP installed and the Forza. If I needed one would go with the Forza
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