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Stock commanded shift point in the standard Hellcat is 6,000 RPM and 6300 for RE.
I'd not recommend going over 6400 in standard Hellcat. RE I'm not 100% sure. People seem to be pushing them a bit further but I lost my original Hellcat engine and I think pushing the RPMs too far contributed to the failure.
I'd not recommend going over 6400 in standard Hellcat. RE I'm not 100% sure. People seem to be pushing them a bit further but I lost my original Hellcat engine and I think pushing the RPMs too far contributed to the failure.
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So shift points set @ 6300 should be totally safe?
I've read that these cars can over rev in the 1 to 2 and 3 to 4 shifts by sometimes 400 rpms. If this is correct wouldnt that over spin the motor?
I've read that these cars can over rev in the 1 to 2 and 3 to 4 shifts by sometimes 400 rpms. If this is correct wouldnt that over spin the motor?
