4L80E max rpm?
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What are you guys with BONE STOCK 80e's shifting at RPM wise?
the reason I ask is I'm looking to shift mine at 6600~ and i recently read about the direct drum applying under higher RPM. At what RPM is this really an issue?
Also from my understanding this is only an issue in first gear ? can anyone verify this also|
Thanks
the reason I ask is I'm looking to shift mine at 6600~ and i recently read about the direct drum applying under higher RPM. At what RPM is this really an issue?
Also from my understanding this is only an issue in first gear ? can anyone verify this also|
Thanks
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#4
Stock unmodified unit will experience clutch drag in high gear prettymuch anytime over 5000rpm
Yes, mainly an issue in 1st gear. Because the anti-rotation of the direct drum. It's spinning backwards at about 85% speed and that's plenty speed to centrifugally apply.
Yes, mainly an issue in 1st gear. Because the anti-rotation of the direct drum. It's spinning backwards at about 85% speed and that's plenty speed to centrifugally apply.
#5
Stock unmodified unit will experience clutch drag in high gear prettymuch anytime over 5000rpm
Yes, mainly an issue in 1st gear. Because the anti-rotation of the direct drum. It's spinning backwards at about 85% speed and that's plenty speed to centrifugally apply.
Yes, mainly an issue in 1st gear. Because the anti-rotation of the direct drum. It's spinning backwards at about 85% speed and that's plenty speed to centrifugally apply.
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