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All NA'd 3800'* without the button are in performance mode all of the time...
If you have the button and set it to normal shift, the diffrence is utterly slight
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If you have the button and set it to normal shift, the diffrence is utterly slight
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
All NA'd 3800'* without the button are in performance mode all of the time...
If you have the button and set it to normal shift, the diffrence is utterly slight
If you have the button and set it to normal shift, the diffrence is utterly slight
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Why is it that you guys need 6k RPM to go 50MPH? I can do it with 5k. I try not to let my baby go past 5k when shifting, and 1-2 is just a hair under 50mph [whiplash prevents me from really watching the speedo 
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Originally Posted by opensourceguy
Why is it that you guys need 6k RPM to go 50MPH? I can do it with 5k. I try not to let my baby go past 5k when shifting, and 1-2 is just a hair under 50mph [whiplash prevents me from really watching the speedo ].
-justin
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Why is it that you guys need 6k RPM to go 50MPH? I can do it with 5k. I try not to let my baby go past 5k when shifting, and 1-2 is just a hair under 50mph [whiplash prevents me from really watching the speedo ].
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