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PS: The defaults are set for a stock 2001 996 C4, but you can modify to whatever you like

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

All, So in my attempt to learn to shift better, I created an Excel sheet that calculates RPM->Speed and Speed->RPM in various gears based on your gearing and tire size. I figure that I share it with everyone here since I've gotten a lot of help here. If anyone has any feedback, that'd be much appreciated too! --befast

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PS: The defaults are set for a stock 2001 996 C4, but you can modify to whatever you like

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Interesting chart. Top speed in 6th at 7000rpm is 182mph more realistic compare to factory claim of 177mph. I have done over 100mph in 3rd and was wondering why Road & Track had different results for the 02 996 C2. I have also seen time as low as 10.9sec from 0-100 and slower times of 12sec. The shifting from 3rd to 4th to achive 0-100 time is significant.

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Remember, the top speed of a car is not that often limited by gearing. More often, it's about Cd and horsepower. That 177, if true, could just be about more air piling up in front of the car than the engine has the power to move.

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