any one know where i can get a spec sheet?
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Speed shop with a chassis dyno.
I know of no "published" spec sheet, and even if there was one, your car might or might not conform to it. Go get your own and know for sure what your car does.
I know of no "published" spec sheet, and even if there was one, your car might or might not conform to it. Go get your own and know for sure what your car does.
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its a LG4... im not gonna waste my time and money on a dyno run till i get my new motor. me and my friend were talking about the spec sheet casue he found one for his car. he was just tellin me that when he was shiftin at his peak torqe, he was faster....so jsut wonderin. thanks anyways
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Maybe try and look for some old sales brochers online.. I found one for my car and it had a couple of charts.
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https://www.thirdgen.org/newdesign/tech/techdb.shtml
There's a certain amount of info...
A car is usually fastest when shifted near its HP peak, and its gear ratios are such that in the new gear, it's near its torque peak. So for the typical LG4 in stock condition, it should go fastest if shifted out of 1st at 42-4400 RPM, and at about 4000 in the other gears.
There's a certain amount of info...
A car is usually fastest when shifted near its HP peak, and its gear ratios are such that in the new gear, it's near its torque peak. So for the typical LG4 in stock condition, it should go fastest if shifted out of 1st at 42-4400 RPM, and at about 4000 in the other gears.
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