07-11-2022, 04:39 PM
btw.
I've often thought to myself in the last years that US- people are maybe some rpm-damaged from their quarter-mile races....
you can also get up to speed with less rpm, i mean it is often possible to switch gears earlier....keyword is : torque...and 3/4 of this is more as enough already...and if you see at waht rpm you have this 3/4 already...hmmm...
or too in town you can let it rolling in the 5 or 6 gear...(question of gearbox)
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me in switzerland or we here in europe live close together we have (or many) learned to be considerate of others when it comes to noise or here you will be fined for unnecessary revving of the engine.
on many roads the speeds are reduced because of noise.....whole pass roads are only allowed at a maximum of 60km/h
or there are weekend driving bans specifically for motorcycles on certain roads
aand
they want to introduce noise radar
.
.
highly bred ferrari engines do indeed need certain speeds, otherwise they will break down.....but how many such kind engines drives on our roads ?
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I've often thought to myself in the last years that US- people are maybe some rpm-damaged from their quarter-mile races....
you can also get up to speed with less rpm, i mean it is often possible to switch gears earlier....keyword is : torque...and 3/4 of this is more as enough already...and if you see at waht rpm you have this 3/4 already...hmmm...
or too in town you can let it rolling in the 5 or 6 gear...(question of gearbox)
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me in switzerland or we here in europe live close together we have (or many) learned to be considerate of others when it comes to noise or here you will be fined for unnecessary revving of the engine.
on many roads the speeds are reduced because of noise.....whole pass roads are only allowed at a maximum of 60km/h
or there are weekend driving bans specifically for motorcycles on certain roads
aand
they want to introduce noise radar
.
.
highly bred ferrari engines do indeed need certain speeds, otherwise they will break down.....but how many such kind engines drives on our roads ?
.
.
.