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RE: 91 200q in Montana
- To: "Mike Miller" <JoMi@msn.com>, quattro@coimbra.ans.net, "Linus Toy" <linust@mindspring.com>
- Subject: RE: 91 200q in Montana
- From: "Mike " <JoMi@classic.msn.com>
- Date: Tue, 30 Dec 97 23:22:48 UT
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Linus says:
<I haven't had mine up that high...yet :)
I have seen 135+ at the end of the straight at SIR (admittedly with
instructor driving--my own? you're not supposed to look when you're the
driver :)
I do suspect the factory speedometer, though...my experience says they are
optimisitic, and the error seems to grow with higher speeds. > snip
My speedo seems to be pretty linear in regards to rpms. This time, I could not
see the speedo behind my hand, but did glance at the tach.
I seem to get 25+mph/1000 rpm in 5th
2000 = ~52 on speedo
3000 = ~77
4000 = ~104 (error starting to creep in)
5000 = ~129 (still pretty close)
Anyone else see about these speeds vs rpms?
I spent a lot of time between 4k and 5k this trip.
Haven't looked at the speedo for any higher rpms. But it is pretty linear. And
I do believe 6000 is above 150. Whatever it was, the fence posts were going by
mighty fast :-) And it felt like there was still room for few more :-)
mike