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Powerband or Redline? ? ? ? ? ? #603490 05/15/05 04:42 AM
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bayrunner Offline OP
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Hey Guys ____ Just curios , the guys with similar setups such as ::: a 22RE engine ,35Æs ,5 sp, 529Æs and some other stuff ,and weighing in at 4400lbs___ What is your power band(RPMÆs)my redline is at 5500. How many of you go outside of your power band? Do you exceed the redline on a regular basic. Such as climbing a hill you made your commitment ___ do you exceed you power band and go over the redline or not?????? _______ THANKS BAYRUNNER

Re: Powerband or Redline? ? ? ? ? ? [Re: bayrunner] #603491 05/15/05 04:50 AM
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I got a similiar set up except I can be as much as 1000lbs heavier than you. I never exceed redline. In fact, I rarely hit redline at all. However, that doesn't mean that I dont' use 3rd gear going up the hills and hit 4500-5000 rpm for extended periods, to get over a pass without getting run over by the semi-trucks.

Gotta love our 22REs. They can take a beating. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


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