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burtonpower.com

ford, cosworth & lotus twin cam performance engine tuning parts specialist

pumabuild.com

Pumabuilds Demo car running over 800+hp using a Whipple Stage 2 Supercharger makes front cover of UK Fast Ford Magazine Christmas 2018

dr-motorsport.co.uk

the latest from dr motorsport (@drmotorsport). official home of dominic ryan motorsport and our teams progress in racing a ford fiesta on an impossibly small budget. #motorsport #racing. essex, uk

omextechnology.co.uk

Protect your engineSet the engine speed for a selectable soft or hard ignition cut rev limit to protect your engine from damage caused by over-revving. Consistent faster startsSeparately set a launch limit operated with the supplied launch button to give consistent starts, reducing the chance of wheelspin or engine 'bog down'. With turbocharged engines this allows you to build boost at low engine speeds for the launch. Digital SetOmex's acclaimed digital setting method allows you to set the limit rpm in 100rpm steps. This removes errors from tachometer and reading inaccuracies.​Part Number: OMRLCLCT Specifications Rev Range2Cyl 1,000rpm - 20,000rpm4Cyl 1,000rpm - 20,000rpm6cyl 1,000rpm - 12,000rpm8cyl 1,000rpm - 10,000rpm AccuracyAdjustable in steps of 100rpmAccurate to +/- 10rpm @ 6,000rpm Compatibility​Check your compatibility Quality​Over 25 years of shift light and rev limiter design and manufacture, and thousands of units being used all around the world are real proof of Omex’s design and build quality. UK ISO9000 builtAll Omex products are manufactured in the UK in an ISO9000 certified factory and are individually tested before sale, ensuring a consistently high quality product. ProtectionThe unit is epoxy filled giving it extreme resistance to vibration, shock, and water, giving a long life even in the most demanding motorsport environments. Externally testedThe Omex product range has been tested in a government authorised test centre proving resilience to (and low transmission of) electromagnetic interference.