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TXTurboGSFeb-05-04 07:13 AM
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#2164, "Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?"


          

I never tried it, never will because I am a pussy, LOL. Seriously now, is it possible to shift at 8k RPM without grinding? I am thinking of upgrading to a S25G and I want to take full advantage of it. Thanks

  

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RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?, felix4787, Feb-05-04 07:18 AM, #1
RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?, turbo8u, Feb-05-04 07:40 AM, #2
      RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?, TXTurboGS, Feb-05-04 08:42 AM, #3
           RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?, mcgyvr, Feb-09-04 11:18 AM, #4
                RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Feb-09-04 02:43 PM, #5
                     RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?, Blizare, Feb-13-04 04:30 PM, #6

felix4787Feb-05-04 07:18 AM
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#2166, "RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?"
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On a stock head, no.

Our engines run out of steam before then so I think it would be unnecessary, even with a t66-25g.

  

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turbo8uFeb-05-04 07:40 AM
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#2167, "RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?"
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Feb-05-04 07:40 AM by turbo8u



          

actually the head is capable of hanging with a 8K redline. the stock lifters, springs, etc dont have little oil gally's so they dry up at higher rpm's but guess what....pt cruiser head components have the oil gally's and are a common upgrade. i wouldnt do it unless you knew what you were doing though. p.s- wtf do you need a 25g for?! do you plan running 10's? 11's? if not then there is no real point.

edit: forgot to mention fuel cut is 7250, so have fun with that.
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TXTurboGSFeb-05-04 08:42 AM
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#2168, "RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?"
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LOL, fuel cut, damn! I have pt cruiser lashers/adjusters, etc. Crower springs and Ti retainers, crane 16 cams and P&P head emoji

The 25g is because HRC does not have the 20g-H I need. They will have some in about a month, I cannot wait that long. So the 25g will do the job just fine, with the added potential of more power with fuel a fuel upgrades.

There is a thread on the turbo section about why I want the 25g. Care to comment?

  

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#2196, "RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?"
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yes with the howell ECU 8200 is what its set for, but watch out for the timing advance, which is a good thing if you can tune for it. or have something to pull it back out

as for the head your all set

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneFeb-09-04 02:43 PM
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#2199, "RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?"
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But he's asking about the trans.

In a word, yes. If you have plenty of paper on the syncros (or good brass for 1&2) you should be able to slow the gears down enough for the syncro to do its job effectivly. Failing that, use a 3speed automatic and let it worry about it.

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#2230, "RE: Possible to shift at 8k RPMS?"
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not that there is ANY power at that RPM anyways. maybe turbo but after 6, it drops off.


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