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Old 01-13-2006   #1
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Re: RPM Question

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5500 rpm seems to be the norm for launching. As for driving, just keep it where you feel comfortable and the engine doesn't seem to be struggling. 3-4k rpm is fine; if you're on flat ground traveling at a constant speed you could bring it down further to 2500 rpm to get a bit better fuel economy.
I wouldn't recommend below 2000rpm, and usually below 2500rpm. Lower than that, and you are usually "lugging" the motor.
Not fun for bearings and such.
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Re: RPM Question

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I wouldn't recommend below 2000rpm, and usually below 2500rpm. Lower than that, and you are usually "lugging" the motor.
Not fun for bearings and such.

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