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?
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?
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?
I'll have to look next time.
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.
I'll have to look next time.
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. 
Originally Posted by tom2112
Sorry, John. I must have misread you there. My apologies if I came off rude.
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