Top speed w/stage 1
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JUST FYI FOOD FOR THOUGHT NOT ALL VEHICLES ARE THE SAME SO ANY DEFINITIVE ANSWER YOU GET ALL CARS ARE NOT EQUAL......YOU CAN HAVE 2 IDENTICAL VEHICALS AND THEY WILL BOTH BE DIFFERENT.....There's your sign.,....DEE DEE DEE
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I have always made out better by stopping on the bike. The PoPo is so surprised that I don't run, they let me go with a warning.
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Are you certain the 155 is due to gearing??? I've had mine well over 140 with quite a bit of tach left so I assumed the 155 is computer controlled???
Edit: Just ran a couple calculators using a 4.05 axle and 0.70 5th gear and it shows 190'ish at 7000 rpm.....Not sure if the 0.70 5th gear ratio is right though. Anyways.....155 not due to our gears:) And the way mine pulled to 140+.....I don't think it's drag either...LOL. And on another note (as someone also mentioned earlier) the SS is rediculously smooth at high speed.
Edit: Just ran a couple calculators using a 4.05 axle and 0.70 5th gear and it shows 190'ish at 7000 rpm.....Not sure if the 0.70 5th gear ratio is right though. Anyways.....155 not due to our gears:) And the way mine pulled to 140+.....I don't think it's drag either...LOL. And on another note (as someone also mentioned earlier) the SS is rediculously smooth at high speed.