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Pre-LCI, white rev bars do move
80.28%
Pre-LCI, white rev bars do not move
1.41%
LCI DIESEL, white rev bars do move
2.82%
LCI DIESEL, white rev bars do not move
8.45%
LCI PETROL, white rev bars do move
0
0%
LCI PETROL, white rev bars do not move
7.04%
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Poll of white bar movement

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Old 06-29-2007, 09:09 AM
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So at what revs do the stationary white bars start and finish in LCIs?

Obviously different for Diesel and Petrol.

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Originally Posted by aybeesea' post='441407' date='Jun 29 2007, 10:09 AM
So at what revs do the stationary white bars start and finish in LCIs?

Obviously different for Diesel and Petrol.

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3 bars above redline. Same as Pre-LCI warmed up.
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Originally Posted by aybeesea' post='441407' date='Jun 29 2007, 12:09 PM
So at what revs do the stationary white bars start and finish in LCIs?

Obviously different for Diesel and Petrol.

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520d LCI: start at 4550 rpm end at redline, at 5000 rpm

From the other thread (and actually the reason why I've started this poll), I understand that this is also the value of a warmed-up pre-LCI diesel!
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Originally Posted by Mike O' post='440742' date='Jun 28 2007, 07:48 AM
By primitive, I meant the operation - it's just a card with white markings on that rotates behind the tachometer - hardly hi-tech IMHO. As for the information it provides - does it really tell me it's safe to run my engine 1,000 revs higher than when cold within 5 minutes of my driving the car in the morning. And finally, how does a moving card with white bars on it even indicate that my engine might have started to overheat? I'd rather have a basic water temperature guage than the rather dubious econometer.
It may just be a piece of card, but its connected to it is a Cray supercomputer, some titanium levers, one of which is operated by a clone of Steve Jobs and a laser gyro (last seen in a smart bomb)...oh and Gates wrote the OS!
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...or the engines on the LCIs have been enhanced to be instantaneously warm and ready for max revs on immediate start-up hence white bars anchored at max rev position?
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