Cruising RPM Table

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Cruising RPM Table

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The following tables will be an easy quick reference for your cruising RPM on the highway. I've also
included a table with several automatic transmission ratios in case you don't remember yours. If
you don't have a Lockup Torque Converter, then you will need to add an additional 200-300 RPM to
the chart numbers.

If you want to be dead accurate, then download the Excel spreadsheet file and fill in your particular
numbers. Such as tire diameter or cruising speed. Maybe you like to cruise at 60 or 80 MPH, the
charts are done at 70 MPH.
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TireSize_RPM Calcs.xlsx
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Rick
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Re: Cruising RPM Table

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Great info Rick. Thanks for posting it.
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Re: Cruising RPM Table

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Thanks Rolla, glad to help.
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