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How to Replace redline in 1ST

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hey guys in this video were gonna take a look at swapping out the internal speaker within the escort redline the redline itself is an awesome radar detector it does a fantastic job its a fantastic Tector all the way around its one of the best on the market everything you know has kind of its pros and cons nothing is perfect perfect and one of the few issues with the redline is that the internal speaker inside the detector can actually blow if you run the detector at full volume or close to full volume speaker is actually located in here and over time if you run the redline with the volume cranked all the way up it can actually blow the speaker and what happens is uh if you run it loud for a little while this sound may eventually actually get distorted and then eventually blow the speaker will blow and it goes totally silent this actually happened to me during testing and unfortunately actually had a camera pointed right at the detector when the speaker blew so if you want to actuall

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It should not harm your engine to run it at 4000 rpm.
The transmission will be going much faster than the engine and so the engine, when the gear is engaged, will rev and exceed the redline. This will cause the vehicle to feel like its hit a brick wall with engine braking and is the main way revving to redline can cause engine damage.
After all, when redlined, an engine can sound like its about to blow. However, theres no need to worry. Redlining will not damage an engine or cause it to explode, no matter how cruelly you treat it. Therefore, revving the engine to its maximum speed several times a week is not a problem.
If you constantly rode it on the redline in 1st gear everywhere you went, it would eventually do some damage, but every once in a while? No. Despite what the owners manual says, using the engine all through its rev range isnt such a bad idea, especially when its at operating temperature.
Can I go from 5th to 2nd/1st? Yes it is recommended that in a modern manual transmission you can skip gears when going up or down.
Because for optimal acceleration you do need to shift at redline. Lets take the Honda S2000 as an example. Maximum torque of 208 nm at 7500 rpm, and 8800 rpm redline. So your maximum torque comes in at 7500rpm, however your maximum power (horsepower) will be at a higher rpm, in this case at 8300 rpm.
Depends on the engine. Some engines have a very conservative redline and can run for thousands of hours non stop at max rpm. Others like in a racing application are fairly well used up in a matter of hours. Mere seconds in drag racing applications.

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