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Old 09-30-2012, 11:57 PM   #1
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B16 rev limiter problem

I have a EK hatch with a B16a2 from a delsol. I just got it insured after sitting for almost 2 years. The battery was dead so I got a new one. The problem now is that the rev limiter kicks in a 6500 RPM instead of 8100RPM like it did before. Anyone know what the problem could be? something to do with the ECU?
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