Steve 00RT/10
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100 MPH with stock rear end.
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How fast is 2000 RPM in 6th?
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...it depends...
my viper goes 165 km/h (approx. 100 miles/hour) at 2000 rpm
in 6th gear.
markus
my viper goes 165 km/h (approx. 100 miles/hour) at 2000 rpm
in 6th gear.
markus
Chuck 98 RT/10
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100mph @ 2000rpm in 6th gear.
SoCal Rebell
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OK you rocket scientists, what is it with my 3.54 gears.
Ron,
2,000 rpm in 6th with 3.54 gears should be ~85 mph. <FONT size="-2">(That's what it should show if the speedo calibration device dips are set correctly)</FONT s>
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SoCal Rebell:
OK you rocket scientists, what is it with my 3.54 gears.
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2,000 rpm in 6th with 3.54 gears should be ~85 mph. <FONT size="-2">(That's what it should show if the speedo calibration device dips are set correctly)</FONT s>
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SoCal Rebell:
OK you rocket scientists, what is it with my 3.54 gears.
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
355 /25.4 * 35 / 100 * 2 + 17 = 26.78" calculated diameter.
Measure the tire and I'll bet it's closer to 25.5".
Several months ago I did the math and found the chart below was “off”. Then I measured the tire diameter and found that the measured diameter was an inch less than the calculated diameter. The reason? Well, who else to ask but John Purner? He told me: <FONT COLOR="Blue">"Tire manufactures prerogative, they should spec higher. Most manufactures just widen the 315 * 35 mold, hence the less than calculated diameter."</FONT c>
The chart is correct.
http://orbitdevelopment.com/viper/gears.asp
<FONT COLOR="#ff0000" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by Marv S on 07-19-2001 at 01:09 PM</font>
Measure the tire and I'll bet it's closer to 25.5".
Several months ago I did the math and found the chart below was “off”. Then I measured the tire diameter and found that the measured diameter was an inch less than the calculated diameter. The reason? Well, who else to ask but John Purner? He told me: <FONT COLOR="Blue">"Tire manufactures prerogative, they should spec higher. Most manufactures just widen the 315 * 35 mold, hence the less than calculated diameter."</FONT c>
The chart is correct.
http://orbitdevelopment.com/viper/gears.asp
<FONT COLOR="#ff0000" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by Marv S on 07-19-2001 at 01:09 PM</font>
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