Question(s) about RPM/Responsiveness

[pjodron]

how does these two work together?

i was making a small engine and tried to find out its max RPM, at this case it was 9900rpm before the engine car broke down. i started to lower the rpm from 12k and noticed that my Responsiveness(Res) also started to lower.

now why is this? if i was lowering the rpm the engine could use i would expect the Res to go down. (still not sure why tough) but now im lowering engine rpm far above the max the engine could use anyway.

so why is Res lowering as well going from 12k to 9900 rpm?

[Killrob]

This sounds weird and I cannot reproduce it: the rev limiter doesn't affect the responsiveness of the engine at all. Are you sure you only changed the rev limiter?
Reliability should change drastically though.

[pjodron]

*scraches head*
yes at the time i only messed around with the rev limiter. unfortuable i messed with the engine some more after posting, and now i cant either get it as it was before.

but i am sure i have seen it other times as well. never tought much of it untill now. i will let you know if i managed to get it to "work" again

edit
i was looking at the wrong car..... i have it here, changing rev also changes resp... re.... Res.

edit 2
i noticed that i have turbo on this car, could that have someting to do with it?

[Killrob]

Ahh yes! That would be it, responsiveness is tied to how much boost the engine gets up to, so if reducing RPM can affect the engine's responsiveness that way :)