Someone has suggested 70 in 2nd, 100 in 3rd, 140 in 4th. Just wondered if this is on the net somewhere. Can't seem to find it. Thanks.
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That's a manual car I mean.
74 in 2nd (indicated), not sure what actual is.
What size tyres do you have? Also, isn't it in the user manual at the back?
Its all in your owner's manual:
Thanks guys. I won't actually be in possession of the ownership manual (or the car) until Tuesday next week... So, with a DMS remap it's going to bounce off the limiter in 6th (theoretically of course).
Is there somewhere online I can download a pdf of the 996TT owners handbook that anyone knows of?
The US version is available on RennTech.org. If you have trouble, drop me a PM with your email address and I'll send you a copy.
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