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Discussion in '6th Generation 2002-2013' started by tomih84d, Jun 23, 2010.

  1. tomih84d

    tomih84d New Member

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    has anyone out there played with changing sprockets on the 6th gen to lower cruising rpm???
     


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    i went the other way and lowered the front by one tooth to get better excel,
    in 6th gear i can do 86 mph before vtec kicks in. it kicks in around 87 mph (87 gps indicated true, 95 speedo indicated, the stock speedo is off by 10%)
    1 tooth down in the front is a 6% over all change.

    what kind of RPM/MPH in 6th are you going for?,
     


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    at corrected 55mph i am turning about 4k we ran through south dakota a couple weeks ago. speed limit out there is 75, traffic was runing at 90mph on my speedo (not corrected mph) that seemed awfully high rpm to sustain between fuel stops
     


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    Mpg isn't that bad if you can keep it out of vtec, also changing the front sprocket is really easy, and they are cheap. ~$25
     


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