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All of you are a bunch of rookies…. The only gear I am in is reverse and that is how I drive. I’m BS with you. To break the car

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All of you are a bunch of rookies…. The only gear I am in is reverse and that is how I drive.


I’m BS with you. To break the car in I shifted no higher than 3k RMP’s, but didn’t pass 70 MPH. Once you get an exhaust you will easily shift between 3-4k RMP’s in all gears & sometimes higher. When you downshift with an exhaust it is sexy to hear and see the RPM’s jump to 3-4k RPM’s.
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