Extended high RPM use

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Re: Extended high RPM use [Re: Gandalf] #766882 11/22/06 02:59 AM

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I have more of a generic answer. When the temperature gauge starts climbing towards hot and if the oil pressure starts droppping.

As far as a specfic rpm something like 4000-4500 on extended long hill pulls. At least on 3.4 and 2.6.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Extended high RPM use	Gandalf	11/21/06 09:54 PM
Re: Extended high RPM use	maxwell417	11/22/06 02:59 AM
Re: Extended high RPM use	88SuperTrooper	11/22/06 03:24 AM
Re: Extended high RPM use	94redrodeo	11/22/06 04:30 AM
Re: Extended high RPM use DELETED	all we'll drive	11/22/06 08:43 AM
Re: Extended high RPM use	88SuperTrooper	11/23/06 02:17 AM
Re: Extended high RPM use	Gandalf	11/24/06 08:02 PM

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