Stock trans. shift points?
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Stock trans. shift points?
I just wanted to get a feel for where everyone is shifting during normal city driving, if there is such a thing as "normal"... Basically, like your everyday commute whether it be to work, the store, etc. If you could list RPM, MPH or both. If you shift during a range of either, please list that also. Thanks!
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Stock cam: Putt-putt driving is 2-2.5k. Pulling into cross traffic (not freeway) is 2.5-3.5k. Entering fast traffic is anywhere from 3.5-redline; just depends on situation. Upshift whenever possible when maintaining with traffic flow or cruiseing to keep rpms between 1500-1700 rpm.
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Yeah, That's what I thought. I normally shift at 2,000 rpm, but usually in between 2,000 and 2,500 RPM. However, I usually cruise between 1,000 and 1,500 RPM... I'd say more closer to 1,500 though.
Does putting a cam in the car change where you would normally shift RPM-wise?
Does putting a cam in the car change where you would normally shift RPM-wise?
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Yeah, That's what I thought. I normally shift at 2,000 rpm, but usually in between 2,000 and 2,500 RPM. However, I usually cruise between 1,000 and 1,500 RPM... I'd say more closer to 1,000 though.
Does putting a cam in the car change where you would normally shift RPM-wise?
Does putting a cam in the car change where you would normally shift RPM-wise?