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Originally Posted by tbss370z What gear should be used when dyno testing? For your 6MT, do it in 5th, as this is the 1:1 ratio and it's what others have

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Old 08-24-2009, 09:24 AM   #11 (permalink)
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What gear should be used when dyno testing?
For your 6MT, do it in 5th, as this is the 1:1 ratio and it's what others have been using. 7AT guys have to do it 4th at the highest, as we hit the stock speed limiter before we hit redline in 5th and higher, even though 5 is also our 1:1 ratio (we have a different rear end ratio, that's what makes the difference).
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