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MQ revs at 100km

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MQ revs at 100km

Post by drive it »

Does any one know roughly how many revs a MQ patrol does at 100km with 32's on. all i know is it sounds like alot.
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Post by Screwy »

wats the motor? desiel or petrol???????/

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Post by DR Frankenstine »

If its a std sd33 or an l28 petrol in front of a 4 spd it will be doing about 3000 revs at 100k's and it will have 4.625 ratio's. Tyre size won't make any difference to speedo v revs unless you change diff ratio's or spedo gears the later not being available for Mq's. 33's though won't put you're speedo out that much anyway
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Post by drive it »

it's a SD33, 4 spd , 81 model

what do they redline at?

not that I think it would be able to :?
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Post by bazzle »

About 100kph at 3k revs.
redline (governor) at about 4k

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Whats a redline??? :armsup: :D :armsup:
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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

I had my L28 out to about 6500rpm, or it might have been more.... can't kill those engines :D
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Post by Screwy »

everyone has told me i reved my V8 over the line and thats y she blew.
I never took it above 4K so i think my Rebuilder is just in need of a size 14 up the butt!!!!! :D

But ive experianced the blow now so trust me unless u have $1500 u want to blow, listen to motor!!

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Post by DR Frankenstine »

sd33 is rev limited to 3500 revs
sd33t (turbo) 4000 revs
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Post by Screwy »

DR Frankenstine wrote:sd33 is rev limited to 3500 revs
sd33t (turbo) 4000 revs


Mine definatly wasnt rev limited to 3,500 K. NO WAY!!!

i was able to sit at 160 km / hour and not over heat for 10 mins and she was still able to accelerate ( i could hear the motor getting loader ) and the needle was pinging off the speedo. :armsup:

SHE MOVED harder than 3500 could take her.

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