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Posted by CARPE DIEM DRIFTER
- June 03, 2012, 17:19:51 PMTroll,
Thanks for the link. If I am understanding it correctly, 7000 Rpm is the redline. 7000 RPM is also the figure that is used to show max horsepower on the other 800 Drifter specification sites that I have visited.
Thanks again, CDD
Chief,
Thanks for your input. It appears that 7000 RPM, or very close to it, is the redline on the stock 800 Drifter engine. I also have seen other numbers by bloggers on other sites but have taken their figures with a grain of salt. Some to say as high as 9000 RPM. I appreciate your learned information.
Thanks again, CDD
Posted by chief
- June 03, 2012, 16:06:19 PM8000 rpm should be good... I think the rev limiters on the 800 are set about 7000 rpm. I've seen different numbers, however.
Posted by Troll
- June 03, 2012, 13:34:15 PMCheck this out... http://www.gadgetjq.com/drifter_speed_rpm.htm
Seems to be pretty accurate, and you can make changes that reflect tire and gearing changes, and see the results.
Posted by CARPE DIEM DRIFTER
- June 03, 2012, 13:06:38 PMHello fellow Drifters,
Does anyone know what the engine RPM redline is on our 800 Drifters? I have searched and searched but found no definitive answer. You can find max horsepower at a certain RPM but max horsepower often occurs prior to redline. Again, search as I might, I can find no definitive figure ( RPM wise ) for the rev limiter in our ignition systems .
I would like to add a tachometer to my Drifter. Barons makes a nice looking unit that gets good reviews but it maxs out at 8000 RPM. Is this enough for the 800 Drifter? Any and all information will be appreciated.
Thanks and happy drifting, CDD