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3.6 996 Speed in each gear please

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I thought the trans and gearing were identical and that they even kept the OD of the tires nearly the same (like anyone is even still running OEM sizes )

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I thought the trans and gearing were identical and that they even kept the OD of the tires nearly the same (like anyone is even still running OEM sizes )

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Could someone with a 3.6 996 take a look at the acceleration graph in their owner's manual and tell me the speed in each gear at 7000 rpms? A copy of the graph would be even more useful. Thanks in advance.

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my 99' C2 shift points are: Maximum downshifting : 6th to 5th 148 mph 5900 rpm 5th to 4th 124 mph 6050 rpm 4th to 3rd 99 mph 5750 rpm 3rd to 2nd 68 mph 4950 rpm 2nd to 1st 40 mph 4100 rpm Min upshifting 1-2 15 mph 2700 rpm 2-3 25 2600 3-4 40 2850 4-5 45 2600 5-6 48 2300 sorry I got sick of typing all the bits and pieces and went for the shortcut version Ed

POST 3Original post

next time I will read the question more carefully... you asked for something completely different

POST 5Original post

You can use this calculator for exact speeds. http://www.wallaceracing.com/calcmph.php

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks exactly what I need!!!

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Feeling a little to under the weather to go verify but wouldn't it be identical for a 6spd manual whether it was a 3.4 or 3.6. I thought the trans and gearing were identical and that they even kept the OD of the tires nearly the same (like anyone is even still running OEM sizes )

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