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from my experience rev to about 3500-4000 rpm when engaging first. More rpm will get you more wheel spin, less will probably be not enough. I like to shift at
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from my experience rev to about 3500-4000 rpm when engaging first. More rpm will get you more wheel spin, less will probably be not enough. I like to shift at 7000 into second....higher seems harder. after that shift around 7300 rpm in each gear. I would practice being smooth with the shifts to avoid excessive wheel spin.
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