blackfoot

an automatic wont over rev it will just shift till the final gear.. then it will overrev lol..

unless you got a tune and yyou can controll shift points

the only way i can see if a miss shift blows an enigne is if they went from 4th to 1st or something... if they could even get it into first..

if not you may blow the teeth off a gear on a mis-shift

TNT1968

On a manual tranny during powershifting a missed shift will smoke the engine when it's overrevved. On an automatic if you manage to snap an axle or the driveshaft you could smoke the engine. Also an accidental drop into neutral under load could do damage.

blackfoot

true if you threw it into 2nd after you overreved 3rd.. that would happen..

The_Third

how do you go about moving the limit?

Edit: and how would you go about removing it completely, and does this void the warranty?

TNT1968

You have to have an XCalII or equivalent to change the rev limit.