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Eventually I'll get a tachometer or a whole new gauge cluster that has a tach in it, but for now, i have none
about what speed does each gear redline at? i have an '03, i don't want to push it too far w/out knowing the exact RPM's so i've been shifting based on engine sound, the highest speed i've shifted at is: 2nd gear@25 3rd gear@40 4th gear@80 5th gear@100+ these are aprox. #'s
about what speed does each gear redline at? i have an '03, i don't want to push it too far w/out knowing the exact RPM's so i've been shifting based on engine sound, the highest speed i've shifted at is: 2nd gear@25 3rd gear@40 4th gear@80 5th gear@100+ these are aprox. #'s
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on my 2.0L first redlines at 28mph, second ends somewhere around55-60, third ends about 80/85 forth ends somewhere between 90-100, . your car has a rev limiter so you won't hurt anything. just go and stay in first till it won't go any faster, then go to second, so on and so forth.
your car has a rev limiter so you won't hurt anything. just go and stay in first till it won't go any faster, then go to second, so on and so forth.
-R
Originally posted by Protege52003
.....good quote here! I have owned my PR5 and have never hit the rev limiter. I have had it up to 7k and maybe a little over. I guess the limit is 7150?????? I am curious what happens. My mother's saab 900 SE turbo just holds the rpm at 6200 (redline) when you leave it in a low gear (it is an auto). Does not buck or cut the fuel off.......
-R
.....good quote here! I have owned my PR5 and have never hit the rev limiter. I have had it up to 7k and maybe a little over. I guess the limit is 7150?????? I am curious what happens. My mother's saab 900 SE turbo just holds the rpm at 6200 (redline) when you leave it in a low gear (it is an auto). Does not buck or cut the fuel off.......
-R
The rev limiter is VERY abrupt. If you actually hit it, you will know. I whacked mine one time in 2nd gear at around 7200. Remember that the factory tachs aren't really all that accurate. It is common for them to be a couple of hundred RPM off from actual.
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