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Use full throttle, i rev it

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Basically every time I use full throttle, I rev it to red-line.
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Basically every time I use full throttle, I rev it to red-line.
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POST 1Original post

In the recent post of the Excellence article, the author mentions how the Cayman behaves between 6000 rpm and the redline. Other posts here on the Cayman Club site have often commented on this rpm region. My question is, how many of you actually use this engine speed? I have driven sports cars for over 40 years, and other thanthose rare occasions when I'mon the track, Iget into that high rpm zone maybe once a year -usually due to some guilty feeling that I need to 'clear the plugs' or some similar illusion. I routinely shift my 911 at somewhere around 4500 rpm in every gear. When I read the posts of my fellow Porsche drivers, both here and on 6speedonline, I get the impression that everyone else is routinely shifting <u>much</u> higher. Comments?/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/drive.gif

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I have raced a GT3 cup car for the past 5 years and we all shift prettyclose toredline on every shift, unless, due to a turn approaching, it is beneficial to shift earlier.

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When I drive or ride motorcycles the rpm pretty much depends on how much throttle. Basically every time I use full throttle, I rev it to red-line. Which is pretty much daily , although now I'm more selective about where and when I drive/ride fast than I used to be.

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