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Focus ST rev limiter cobb accessport tuner

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I have a 2016 Ford Focus ST and a V3 Cobb accessport tuner. I'm trying to figure out how to change the rev limiter settings/ launch control. Currently it's set above the stock redline, I believe at 7200. Does anyone know how to adjust this setting(s)? My friends with a Mazda speed 3 and a Subaru wrx can change the setting when they reflash the ecu. Mine doesn't have this option. Running the stock 91 stage one tune. Thanks!
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I apologize for not answering your question, but i have a question. What need would you have for raising rev limiter on stock turbo if it falls flat after 5500?
I apologize for not answering your question, but i have a question. What need would you have for raising rev limiter on stock turbo if it falls flat after 5500?
The need to blow up your engine
I apologize for not answering your question, but i have a question. What need would you have for raising rev limiter on stock turbo if it falls flat after 5500?
I wasn't trying to raise the limit, trying to lower it for a launch. I figured it out. If you enter the performance slot on the accessport (0-60 or 1/4 mile) and you're in first gear, floor it and revs hold at 2500. Same thing but hold set-, revs hold at 4000.
yes, I believe OTS tunes the launch control settings are 2500 fuel cut or 4000 rpm throttle cut/close, as you figured out how to switch between the two. You'd need to get a tune from a pro tuner or get accesstuner when it comes out in order to change it further/have different LC points per slot
I wasn't trying to raise the limit, trying to lower it for a launch. I figured it out. If you enter the performance slot on the accessport (0-60 or 1/4 mile) and you're in first gear, floor it and revs hold at 2500. Same thing but hold set-, revs hold at 4000.

right on, makes sense!
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