iketh
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I get a lot of questions about my shift point, so here is data through 4th gear using the stock intake manifold. I was gonna graph the acceleration, but it's clear using the gauges. I haven't really gone through the video myself yet, but a quick glance shows shifting 3rd to 4th at 7400-7500 might yield same results as 7600.
As I noted in the description of the video, 4th to 5th shift point should be considerably lower than 7600. I will see if I can safely get that data somewhere.
Any questions or data requests, shoot them below.
edit: before all the "why 89" questions, I use 89 when testing and tuning to octane limit the engine, and then apply that data to 93/e85 which would otherwise be undetectable if tested with 93/e85... I also travel cross country yearly and 89 is the only octane I can find at 99% of stations so I like having a good 89 tune ready when I hit the road (using 93 octane fuel with a hard-locked 91 tune will actually reduce power, and here in Florida most pumps are 93/89/87)
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As I noted in the description of the video, 4th to 5th shift point should be considerably lower than 7600. I will see if I can safely get that data somewhere.
Any questions or data requests, shoot them below.
edit: before all the "why 89" questions, I use 89 when testing and tuning to octane limit the engine, and then apply that data to 93/e85 which would otherwise be undetectable if tested with 93/e85... I also travel cross country yearly and 89 is the only octane I can find at 99% of stations so I like having a good 89 tune ready when I hit the road (using 93 octane fuel with a hard-locked 91 tune will actually reduce power, and here in Florida most pumps are 93/89/87)
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