RPM redline
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RPM redline
so i got a 78 with a 400 and C6, just wondering what peoples redlines are? motor is a rebuild with no really mods. when i floor the sucker and it starts moving motor goes up to about 4500-5000 and i swear it sounds liek its gonna jsut blow everthing to **** so i lay off and let it shift ( too scared to see what actually happens ) so what do your guys' trucks go to?
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so i got a 78 with a 400 and C6, just wondering what peoples redlines are? motor is a rebuild with no really mods. when i floor the sucker and it starts moving motor goes up to about 4500-5000 and i swear it sounds liek its gonna jsut blow everthing to **** so i lay off and let it shift ( too scared to see what actually happens ) so what do your guys' trucks go to?
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If you floor it your in the kickdown circuit which bypasses the modulator, and works strictly off of Governor pressure. As sticking governor can cause one to stick in gear, but that may not be the case, there are a lot of variables in an Autotranny. At any rate I don't see it being a big deal, I might adjust the kickdown lever a bit so that it comes in a little later, and drive the crap out of it.
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If you floor it your in the kickdown circuit which bypasses the modulator, and works strictly off of Governor pressure. As sticking governor can cause one to stick in gear, but that may not be the case, there are a lot of variables in an Autotranny. At any rate I don't see it being a big deal, I might adjust the kickdown lever a bit so that it comes in a little later, and drive the crap out of it.
i try to avoid the "driving the crap out of it" due to the cost of gasoline haha, but cant help but giv'n it all i can once in a while.
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