Best time to shift
2009+ have the shift light. All years before don't have it. I believe the americans have it though for all years.
I would shift around 5750 or so since these engines mostly make noise from there (or thereabout) to cutoff. The power peak is below 6. That way the next gear would put you close to the middle of the power band, no? If not maybe shift around 6. Just experiment.
I would shift around 5750 or so since these engines mostly make noise from there (or thereabout) to cutoff. The power peak is below 6. That way the next gear would put you close to the middle of the power band, no? If not maybe shift around 6. Just experiment.
You really need to get a dyno and see what RPM's you drop off at. Then figure out if it's faster shifting earlier before the power drops and be lower in the RPM's going into the next gear or vise versa. That's if you don't want "guesses".
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2009+ have the shift light. All years before don't have it. I believe the americans have it though for all years.
I would shift around 5750 or so since these engines mostly make noise from there (or thereabout) to cutoff. The power peak is below 6. That way the next gear would put you close to the middle of the power band, no? If not maybe shift around 6. Just experiment.
I would shift around 5750 or so since these engines mostly make noise from there (or thereabout) to cutoff. The power peak is below 6. That way the next gear would put you close to the middle of the power band, no? If not maybe shift around 6. Just experiment.
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