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  • Did you even take it to the redline?

  • Nope only mid rpm range like 4-5k rpm , redline starts at 7k and cuts out at 8k

  • I didn't think so. I have an S5 FC and redline that shit every day! Never had any problems! Took it way past 8k before and it never cut off suprisingly. FC's 4 life friend!

  • @SomasTube i'm a post 8grand virgin with mine I must admit but I redline it at least once a week, gotta get my fix. I've heard "one redline a day keeps the rebuild away," perhaps your car is physical evidence of that

  • @SomasTube Hellz Yes! FC3S FTW!!!

    Love my GTUs..... Redline starts @ 8k and goes to 9k :-p

  • how quick is it 0-100?

  • prolly 15 sec's about give or take .5 of a second

  • ah wait i meant kmh lol. how quick is the 0-60?

  • I have no idea what 60 kmh is , but if just first gear thats about 2.5 seconds.

    Going through first and 2nd gear will take about 6 - 6.5 seconds

  • he means 60mph as in 100kph

  • sounds ok, i like straight piped rotary! anyways maybe its because i learned racing a truck how to drive a stick but my shifts are like 10000 times faster in my 88 b-port and you need to shift higher sounds like your shifting at like 6500

  • i can shift at the rev limiter if i wanted to at the end of the tach where it reads 8k all they way up to 3rd gear, 4th gear realy is just straining the motor to hit the rev limit

  • i have full racing beat headers through mufflers, sound almost the same. little deeper maybe and yes nothing sounds as good as a rotary

  • nice i love the smootheness of a rotory

  • Yaaay! I wish my fc sounded this nice

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