What is the correct RPM you should be in continually in a Honda

ahahaha who is this fucking dork

>>17764875
Neither of you.

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>>17764875
The proper time to shift up is between 3000 and 4000 RPMs. You are both likely lugging the engine and putting unnecessary stress on the rotating assembly. You are not using mechanical advantage

>>17764912
rofl look under his foot. this will never not make me laugh.

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>>17764912
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>>17764875
Depends on the transmission. In an automatic you're fine around 1500rpm. Most cars with small engines and a manual are happier at 2-3000 rpm.

>>1777034
>In an automatic you're fine around 1500rpm

tell that to my hf crx engine in my automatic dx civic

>1500 rpm shifts
>0-60 not possible

>>17764875
in my 08 Si, I hang out between 3k-4k and don't downshift until I get under 2.5k

>>17764912
How new are you?

>>17764875
That poor guy. Do we know more about him? Maybe he did it deliberately, just pretented a retard.

My 1.8 Nissan engine doesn't feel good at all under 1700RPM so I try to keep it around 2000 and when accelerating switch gears at 3k.