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Why does my srt shift at 5,800 rpms.

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Old Oct 24, 2010 | 10:27 AM
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Default Re: Why does my srt shift at 5,800 rpms.

Originally Posted by Joliet John
When it shifts at 5800, what do the RPM's drop to?
Is the automatic a 6 speed?

A related, but different observation/question;
Mine is a manual. I'm surprised there isn't a taller gear in 6th - more like an overdrive. I spend a lot of time on the highway in 6h, at something over 4000 RMP's quite often. On the street, wouldn't the car benefit from a taller 6th gear? Is it a mod an experienced tranny guy could make?
Autos are 5 speeds....and I wouldn't think there is a mod for a different high end gear change...the six is what is....MB doesn't seem to have a lot of options...I am surprised of the high rpms in sixed....what is your speed at 4k in sixed?
 
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Old Oct 24, 2010 | 01:14 PM
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Default Re: Why does my srt shift at 5,800 rpms.

Originally Posted by oledoc2u
Autos are 5 speeds....and I wouldn't think there is a mod for a different high end gear change...the six is what is....MB doesn't seem to have a lot of options...I am surprised of the high rpms in sixed....what is your speed at 4k in sixed?
Not sure. I don't look at my speedometer all that often. Usually, where I have my hand on the wheel blocks it. I pay attention to RPM's though. I would imagine it's somewhere around normal highway cruising speed - somewhere between maybe 95 & 110.

I'll have to look next time.
 
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Old Oct 24, 2010 | 08:15 PM
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Default Re: Why does my srt shift at 5,800 rpms.

Originally Posted by Joliet John
Not sure. I don't look at my speedometer all that often. Usually, where I have my hand on the wheel blocks it. I pay attention to RPM's though. I would imagine it's somewhere around normal highway cruising speed - somewhere between maybe 95 & 110.

I'll have to look next time.
yeah, I would think it would be higher....and yes, anything above a hundred...I usually keep an eye on the road, with a glance at the speedo...usually not the rpms at that point...
 
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Old Oct 24, 2010 | 10:59 PM
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Default Re: Why does my srt shift at 5,800 rpms.

Originally Posted by Joliet John
Not possible for what I said to not be true. It was a question and an "IF" statement. I had no idea what the dyno chart looked like, that's why I was asking.
Sorry, John. I must have misread you there. My apologies if I came off rude.
 
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Old Oct 24, 2010 | 11:34 PM
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Sorry, John. I must have misread you there. My apologies if I came off rude.
No problem. I'll just kick your *** next time I see you.
 
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