Bugeye owners...5th gear RPMs on freeway
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i havent measured yet but im curious to compare my bugeye with 2009 gears against the bugeye with the bugeye gears. Ill post when i check it out if anyone else wants to see.
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If the cars tray is stock they will all be the same. The size of your wheels/tires can change the rpm's at speeds though. I'm rolling on 18's and at 71mph I'm at 3000rpm on the dot, and it's a 04 Sti 6 speed
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If the cars on the stock trany they will all be the same. The size of your wheels/tires can change the rpm's at speeds though. I'm rolling on 18's and at 71mph I'm at 3000rpm on the dot, and it's a 04 Sti 6 speed
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I'm a lil disappointed about the 6spd. The camaro and vette 6spds the 6th gear is a nice tall overdrive. My buddy gets 28mpg in his z06. That car is sliiiiippery.
Kid i worked with had a camero and he said the same thing. 6th gear on the freeway was crazy good gas millage, super low rpms
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...old 04 gears topped out at roughly 65-85 respectively