Shifting by Time/RPM
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Shifting by Time/RPM
I'm going to be re-installing my electric shifter this season.
I forget what time out from trans brake release that it should shift. I want to say 2.0--2.2 ??
521 Naturally Aspirated 1.27-1.29 Sixty.
1.80 gear set Glide 5500 stall usually shift 6700 and cross the line at 7000-7100 in the quarter.
4.30 gear
31X14 Slicks
Does this 2.0-2.1 sound like a good starting point???
Thanks in advance
I forget what time out from trans brake release that it should shift. I want to say 2.0--2.2 ??
521 Naturally Aspirated 1.27-1.29 Sixty.
1.80 gear set Glide 5500 stall usually shift 6700 and cross the line at 7000-7100 in the quarter.
4.30 gear
31X14 Slicks
Does this 2.0-2.1 sound like a good starting point???
Thanks in advance
t-bird racer- Posts : 193
Join date : 2010-01-10
Re: Shifting by Time/RPM
Might be a touch early, but better safe than sorry. I'd say it's a good place to start, as long as you're able to watch the tach and see where it shifts. Won't be much more than 100 ft., long way to lug the engine until it's off the converter. On the plus side, it won't knock the tires off at the shift.
pmrphil- Posts : 171
Join date : 2016-10-29
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