Reply to "Not For the Faint of Heart - Chassis Mods for a Coyote Engine Installation"

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Originally posted by JTpantera:
What do you figure engine RPM at 80mph and what is the Coyote's redline?

At 80 MPH the engine will be turning 3200 RPM roughly. This is based on which trans I think I have. There were some gearing differences between them. This Coyote should be able to handle sustained 8500 RPM with brief forays a bit higher. These are all estimates for the time being. Drop gear sets are available to make the ratios a bit more pleasant for cruising but I will see how this works before I spend that kind of money. Besides, I like the sound the Coyote makes when it revs.

5/26/164:15 PM

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