Yea it's the convertible coupe.. That's what I was thinking same specs and both automatic .. What rev limit is the best to shift.. Personal opinion ???
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Yea it's the convertible coupe.. That's what I was thinking same specs and both automatic .. What rev limit is the best to shift.. Personal opinion ???
not sure what would win in a race but I can tell ya which one costs more lol....
I have an auto, when shifting 1-2-3 I shift just before red line, like 6800because there is a slight delay. basically, this allows me to hit red line without bouncing off the limiter.
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you will also notice that the auto will lurch a little when you shift if you have a tune. if you wait till red line it will not lurch and you give up some time because it will shift like it would stock. Shifting at 6800 ish gives you that lurch, gets you to red line, and still avoids bouncing off the rev limiter.
If you have an auto... let it shift. Leave shifting to the manuals or autoxing.
For what it's worth, the IS350c has 306hp/277ft-lbs and weights mid 3800lb range. They're geared similar to 3.31s for us and have a 6 speed as well. You should be faster than the convertible, but still close. The coupes are our twin in almost every respect and weight mid 3500lb.
We did all stopped, he got me on take off but 2sec later I'm head on then the next sec I'm Ahead!! But was right behind me maybe half my car length.. But I was pulling away little by little.. And yea I got 2.73
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