goin 80mph at 3000????
11-27-01, 04:49 PM
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Originally posted by Dyre
sounds about right to me...
i seam to remember i could do 90 @ 4000 rpms in my TII in 5th...
sounds about right to me...
i seam to remember i could do 90 @ 4000 rpms in my TII in 5th...
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11-27-01, 06:18 PM
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ok cool, thanks a lot guys. and girl.
What constitutes the ultimate g-friend?
A chic that can appreciate the RX-7 for what it is!
Way to go Champagne87!
Oh, topic at hand, 80 @ 3k rpm is correct for my 88 SE as of today's drive home from work.
Gas mileage is shitty at that speed too.
A chic that can appreciate the RX-7 for what it is!
Way to go Champagne87!
Oh, topic at hand, 80 @ 3k rpm is correct for my 88 SE as of today's drive home from work.
Gas mileage is shitty at that speed too.
11-27-01, 06:19 PM
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If you show 80mph at 3000rpm you've either got too small a tire on the rear or you've got some strange gearing. See this article at https://www.rx7club.com/vforums/show...threadid=34599 and I believe ACE and JERRY have the answer for turbos. In a 87N/A, I usually read something along the order of 3050rpm for 70mph. IF you reading something like 80mph at 3000 I suggest you've got some tires that are a touch smaller than what should be there. Just an opinion. Take it for what free opinions are worth. By the way. Your not going to be satisfied with the above answer, so may I suggest the following: Go to a interstate highway. You know that they have milage markers, one every mile. Stop at one. Set your odometer on Zero. Drive ten miles. Stop. I'm betting that you odometer reads greater than the number 10. An error probably in tire size but could be another thing.
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Originally posted by HAILERS
If you show 80mph at 3000rpm you've either got too small a tire on the rear or you've got some strange gearing. See this article at https://www.rx7club.com/vforums/show...threadid=34599 and I believe ACE and JERRY have the answer for turbos. In a 87N/A, I usually read something along the order of 3050rpm for 70mph. IF you reading something like 80mph at 3000 I suggest you've got some tires that are a touch smaller than what should be there. Just an opinion. Take it for what free opinions are worth. By the way. Your not going to be satisfied with the above answer, so may I suggest the following: Go to a interstate highway. You know that they have milage markers, one every mile. Stop at one. Set your odometer on Zero. Drive ten miles. Stop. I'm betting that you odometer reads greater than the number 10. An error probably in tire size but could be another thing.
If you show 80mph at 3000rpm you've either got too small a tire on the rear or you've got some strange gearing. See this article at https://www.rx7club.com/vforums/show...threadid=34599 and I believe ACE and JERRY have the answer for turbos. In a 87N/A, I usually read something along the order of 3050rpm for 70mph. IF you reading something like 80mph at 3000 I suggest you've got some tires that are a touch smaller than what should be there. Just an opinion. Take it for what free opinions are worth. By the way. Your not going to be satisfied with the above answer, so may I suggest the following: Go to a interstate highway. You know that they have milage markers, one every mile. Stop at one. Set your odometer on Zero. Drive ten miles. Stop. I'm betting that you odometer reads greater than the number 10. An error probably in tire size but could be another thing.
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