Will the Engine Blow Up if the Throttle is Pressed to 6000 RPM?

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Normally, pressing the throttle to 6000 RPM will not cause the engine to blow up. Here is more relevant information: Engine blow-up: Due to excessively high temperatures, the piston expands and gets stuck in the cylinder, causing the engine to be scrapped. In severe cases, when the pressure is too high and the piston cannot move, thick flames may shoot out. Causes of engine blow-up: The main reason for an engine blow-up is still related to the quality of the car, which is a design flaw that causes the engine temperature to exceed the maximum temperature the engine can withstand, resulting in an engine blow-up. Poor heat dissipation within the engine or inadequate lubrication due to poor oil circulation, leading to severe cooling issues, can also cause the engine to blow up.