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Old 12-14-2004, 02:18 AM
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ok first one is, when are you suoppose to shift at like what rpm. i just got a new rpm gauge with the shifter light, and was woundering when its good to shift. next question is were can i get some cool rims for my 1990 mustang, need some good web sites please.
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Old 12-14-2004, 08:03 PM
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Re: A Few Dum Questions

That depends on what you have in your car and what your doing when your shifting(racing, fuel economy, etc.)
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Old 12-14-2004, 08:33 PM
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Re: A Few Dum Questions

typically you want to shift a little bit beyond 3,000RPM for best fuel economy...For racing however let your rpms climb to near the redline to hit the sweet spot where you will get the most HP and torque
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Re: A Few Dum Questions

so i should shift at like what rpms, and any good web sites i can go to for rimz.
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Re: A Few Dum Questions

In a 90 Mustang, max torque is reached at either 5400 or 5500 rpms, that's where you want to shift for make power and speed.
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Old 12-16-2004, 01:13 AM
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Re: A Few Dum Questions

ok thankxs know of any cool web sites were i can get rims now.
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Old 12-16-2004, 07:02 PM
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ok thankxs know of any cool web sites were i can get rims now.
I picked up a set of 17x9 Cobra R's (chrome) from OE Wheels on eBay. Got the whole set including centers, lugs, and stems for $600. I caught a special offer about 3 months ago. Keep your eye out.
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ok thankxs know of any cool web sites were i can get rims now.
I picked up a set of 17x9 Cobra R's (chrome) from OE Wheels on eBay. Got the whole set including centers, lugs, and stems for $600. I caught a special offer about 3 months ago. Keep your eye out.
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Re: A Few Dum Questions

Se i dont want cobra ones, my friend has those and i dont want to look like his. you know what i mean
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On my 5.0L V8 I tend to shift at 2000rpm, sometimes lower for fuel economy, sure I tend to get to higher speeds slower, but I find it great to save fuel.

If I want to race it, I tend to shift anywhere between 4000-5000rpm.

I don't bother redlining it at all, unless I'm racing someone else, which is rare.
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Old 12-22-2004, 03:24 AM
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Re: A Few Dum Questions

hey if you know your car shift when it wants to jump you can tell when your over reving it but if you dont know the feel my 88 5.0 ho likes to jump around 5,000 and 5,400 i like the chrome pony rims the stock rims but there chrome got to summit hope that helps if not sorry
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