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RPMs 444-544

posted by  bluePV544 on  Tue Jul 13 12:39 CST 2010
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Thanks for all of the responses.

I believe the 4.11 when it's really 4.10 is due to the fact that 4.11s are so much a part of muscle car lore.

It sounded like it could have been more than 4000 RPMs. I agree that 4000 sustained RPMs will cause no harm.

I have no interest in cutting my car to add OD. Except for the trip to Carlisle I don't spend much time on the interstate. It's not a daily driver. We kind of got use to the noise after awhile.
--
Bob, SC, 1965 PV544, 1988 240 wagon






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