yeah, it is the 8900 i would be most dubious of...
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Originally posted by Zakarados View PostSo, theoretically what would be the best point to shift to get best performance from a engine getting peak KW at 7800RPM and rev cutout at 8600RPM? Very interesting.
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Originally posted by tinkerbell View Postwhat on earth are you talking about?
Less fuel/no fuel = Lean ---> Detonation.
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Originally posted by Zakarados View PostSo, theoretically what would be the best point to shift to get best performance from a engine getting peak KW at 7800RPM and rev cutout at 8600RPM? Very interesting.
you should shift so that you end up in the peak torque in the next gear...... retired/
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Originally posted by tinkerbell View Posti meant what are you talking about with the "smoke" comment.
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Originally posted by tinkerbell View Postpower is irellevent. torque is the king!
you should shift so that you end up in the peak torque in the next gear...
To say nothing of the fact that spending longer in the previous gear would give higher torque at the wheels and better accelleration. The only reason to shift before redline is if torque and hence power fall off so quickly that the car will accelerate slower in the lower gear. Pretty rare in a DOHC honda where torque holds well to very high revs.Last edited by ChargeR; 29-08-08, 04:43 PM.
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Originally posted by ChargeR View PostYeah this is incorrect. Are you suggesting that I should change gears in my Charger to place me at 3000rpm in the next gear where peak torque is and that arriving in the next gear at say 4000rpm where I have more power available is bad?.
sorry.... retired/
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