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6th gear at 80 is probably around 3k rpm or more.. That's not revving high at all. What I personally would do is go wot from 4th n max out

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Old 12-05-2012, 07:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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6th gear at 80 is probably around 3k rpm or more.. That's not revving high at all. What I personally would do is go wot from 4th n max out at 6th. That's how I hit 150 all the time. Shifting gears around 7k.
What Lafitte is doin is starting his run from 80 on 6th gear which is prolly little more than 3k rpm. Now to push it from top of 5th into 6th is how I would do it, but rolling start at 80 on 6th... Personally I'd use another gear. To each his own
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6th gear at 80 is probably around 3k rpm or more.. That's not revving high at all. What I personally would do is go wot from 4th n max out at 6th. That's how I hit 150 all the time. Shifting gears around 7k.
What Lafitte is doin is starting his run from 80 on 6th gear which is prolly little more than 3k rpm. Now to push it from top of 5th into 6th is how I would do it, but rolling start at 80 on 6th... Personally I'd use another gear. To each his own
Yeah, I think so. At 3000 rpm it is not optimum for the engine torque output. That will somehow lug the motor a bit even with Twin Turbo set up. Best to go to 5th , then 6th. If you want ultimate pick up, then from 4th to 6th ...
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6th gear at 80 is probably around 3k rpm or more.. That's not revving high at all. What I personally would do is go wot from 4th n max out at 6th. That's how I hit 150 all the time. Shifting gears around 7k.
What Lafitte is doin is starting his run from 80 on 6th gear which is prolly little more than 3k rpm. Now to push it from top of 5th into 6th is how I would do it, but rolling start at 80 on 6th... Personally I'd use another gear. To each his own

Sounds like you nee 3.3 final drive, I start in 3 gear at 80 and end up in 5 gear by 150.
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Sounds like you nee 3.3 final drive, I start in 3 gear at 80 and end up in 5 gear by 150.
But then your speedometer reading will be way off because factory speed sensor was made for 3.629 final drive ratio. How do we correct this issue ?
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But then your speedometer reading will be way off because factory speed sensor was made for 3.629 final drive ratio. How do we correct this issue ?

Not sure how to correct the issue people have been switching final drives on Z's for years. At my power level I need it the stock gears are just to short for my power level. My speedometer being of a little is something I am not worried about it can be thrown off just by changing tires.
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Not sure how to correct the issue people have been switching final drives on Z's for years. At my power level I need it the stock gears are just to short for my power level. My speedometer being of a little is something I am not worried about it can be thrown off just by changing tires.
How much whp and wtq are you having on your Z ?
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Yeah. That I see . Pretty close to 700 flywheel hp. Very strong and pretty killer torque you got there. Looks like a 3.3 final drive can get you up solid over 200 mph if your aerodynamics allow you to.

By the way, how is the driveability for your high power TT set up ? Hopefully it should be as good as factory turbo on a GTR ? I mean no bogging, erratic idling issues , hard starting issues at all temperature range ?
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But then your speedometer reading will be way off because factory speed sensor was made for 3.629 final drive ratio. How do we correct this issue ?
You have to change the values on the digital speed counters. Since the car is trying to read 3.629 you have to change that value to 3.3XX, also if you have changed tire sizes then you need to update that as well. I thought that this setting came with the handheld or can be done when you uprev?
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You have to change the values on the digital speed counters. Since the car is trying to read 3.629 you have to change that value to 3.3XX, also if you have changed tire sizes then you need to update that as well. I thought that this setting came with the handheld or can be done when you uprev?

Unfortunately, Uprev does not deal with BCM commands. They only deal with ECU commands. Besides that, they restrict mostly to performance parameters. Uprev cannot even do do everything that Consult III can do, unfortunately. However, Uprev is great for all your performance needs pretty much.
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