YOUR RESEARCHShifting average RPM's
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I've noticed that my 911 shifts much better with the 3 to 4000 rpm range. It's a much smoother process, however, the preferred shifting range is between 2 and 3000. Just wondering what is your average range. Cheers and safe driving
I like it best at 5,000......vroom, vrooom! But most of the time, I'm between 3 and 4.
redline. One of the rewards of a finely balanced engine.
4500 - 5000 for me which probably explains why my gas mileage is so poor.
3-5k, 16 miles city driving.
Depends on how I am driving. Normally around 3500 - 5000. Needless to say my gas mileage is not the best (sidebar...never above 3800 prior to the everything achieving proper operating temperature).
Until the engine warms up, around 3,500. Once warmed up, 5,000 - 7,000, and PSE sings!
Redline is past the max torque curve for upshifting!
Normal driving - usually upshift 3500-4500 (always warm the engine before pushing it at all). But for the first time today (finally past 1,000 miles), I hit it in second and shifted at 7000 - wahoo!!. Where do you guys cruise? I find I usually keep it up near 4000 - which probably explains my poor gas milage.
ditto...except for long interstate drives where the rpms will depend on speed as I drive in 6th.
yeah, but it's still in line with the fun curve!
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