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Old 09-06-2008, 02:14 AM
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RPM's and speed

So, if one is driving a 987S and you get up to ~ 100 MPH in 3rd gear, what is your RPM reading? How about ~ 100 MPH in 4th?

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Sorry, but why dont you try it out urself?!

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So, if one is driving a 987S and you get up to ~ 100 MPH in 3rd gear, what is your RPM reading? How about ~ 100 MPH in 4th?

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Please see speed in gears faq
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